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9600 Compression Processor


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The Hifn TM 9600 is a lossless data compression processor for high-speed linear tape drives. (See also 9610 lossless data compression processor). It uses the industry-standard LZS (Lempel-Ziv-Stac) algorithm. The 9600 is a dual-channel device that can perform compression and decompression simultaneously. Both functions supports up to 75MB/s, for a total performance of up to 150MB/s.


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The dual-channel architecture allows the channels to operate either independently or in series, allowing compressed data to be immediately decompressed to verify successful operation. Each channel contains input and output FIFOs, a compression/decompression engine, dedicated internal compression memory, and command, status, and result registers.

Channel 1 performs both compression and decompression; Channel 2 performs decompression only. The two are otherwise identical. The 9600's bus interface supports both register I/O and DMA transfers at bus widths of 16 and 32 bits. The DMA interface supports single-cycle bursting at a 50MHz bus speed. Though fast, the bus interface is straightforward and easy to interface to. Verilog models are also available.

Features

  • Dual-channel compressor/decompressor
  • 75MB/s per channel in either compression or decompression
  • Industry-standard LZS algorithm.
  • Supports simultaneous full-speed compression and decompression
  • On-the-fly output stream verification ("feedback mode") during compression processes multiple data records per command
  • On-chip memory eliminates the need for external compression RAM
  • High-speed, single-cycle burst interface
  • Straightforward I/O interface for easy integration