NP3700
NP3700 is 5-Gbps Network Processor manufactured by Applied Micro Circuits.
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5-Gbps Network Processor with Integrated Traffic Manager 5-Gbps Network Processor with Integrated Traffic Manager
Industry Leading Integration and Performance
The n P3700 is a 5-Gbps network processing and traffic management solution
- the highest performance integrated solution in the industry. In addition to high-performance packet processing and fine-grained traffic management, the n P3700 includes specialized coprocessors that perform classification, policing, and coherent database management for unparalleled line-rate performance. The n P3700 supports high-performance memory interfaces such as RLDRAM II, DDR DRAM, and DDR SRAM. The devices are offered in different speed grades to provide a range of performance and cost options tuned to the application.
Product Brief Product Brief
PB37xx / V0.92 / 053003 PB37xx / V0.92 / 053003
- At a Glance
- Features
Supports 5-Gbps Traffic
- n P5 Technology
- Mix and match Gigabit Ethernet, POS, and ATM traffic
- Standalone or as a line card in a larger system Proven n Pcore Architecture
- 3 n Pcores at 700 MHz optimized for network processing
- Single-stage single-image programming model
- High-speed RLDRAM-II, DDR-II memory interfaces for payload and context storage
- Per-flow metering and statistics for millions of flows
Overview
The n P3700 family of integrated network processors from AMCC are the first to incorporate the latest n P5TM technology. Developed over several generations of traffic management and network processor products, n P5 unites the flexibility of the industry’s highest performance network processing n Pcore with the most widely deployed and mature traffic management technology. This unique bination enables developers to deliver extremely finegrained control of subscriber traffic, without impacting the ability to perform plex protocol inter-working at media speeds. The n P3700 family is designed from the ground up to provide software patibility with the earlier...