(Ebook) PCI Express Technology - Comprehensive Guide to Generations 1.x, 2.x and 3.0 by Mike Jackson, Ravi Budruk, Joseph Winkles, Don Anderson ISBN 9780983646525, 9780977087860, 0977087867, 098364652X

(Ebook) PCI Express Technology - Comprehensive Guide to Generations 1.x, 2.x and 3.0 by Mike Jackson, Ravi Budruk, Joseph Winkles, Don Anderson ISBN 9780983646525, 9780977087860, 0977087867, 098364652X

"MindShare books are critical in the understanding of complex technical topics, such as PCI Express 3.0 architecture. Many of our customers and industry partners depend on these books for the success of their projects." Joe Mendolia - Vice President, LeCroyPCI Express 3.0 is the latest generation of the popular peripheral interface found in virtually every PC, server, and industrial computer. Its high bandwidth, low latency, and cost-to-performance ratio make it a natural choice for many peripheral devices today. Each new generation of PCI Express adds more features, capabilities and bandwidth, which maintains its popularity as a device interconnect.MindShare's books take the hard work out of deciphering the specs, and this one follows that tradition. MindShare's PCI Express Technology book provides a thorough description of the interface with numerous practical examples that illustrate the concepts. Written in a tutorial style, this book is ideal for anyone new to PCI Express. At the same time, its thorough coverage of the details makes it an essential resource for seasoned veterans.Essential topics covered include: PCI Express OriginsConfiguration Space and Access MethodsEnumeration ProcessPacket Types and FieldsTransaction OrderingTraffic Classes, Virtual Channels and Arbitration (QoS)Flow ControlACK/NAK ProtocolLogical PHY (8b/10b, 128b/130b, Scrambling)Electrical PHYLink Training and InitializationInterrupt Delivery (Legacy, MSI, MSI-X)Error Detection and ReportingPower Management (for both software and hardware)2.0 and 2.1 Features (such as 5.0GT/s, TLP Hints, and Multi-Casting)3.0 Features (such as 8.0GT/s, and a new encoding scheme)Considerations for High Speed Signaling (such as Equalization)