Anatomy of Ethernet Physical Layer Transceivers
Section 3 of the IEEE802.3 Standard describes various versions of 1 Gbps Ethernet versions. Clause. – Clauses 36 through 39 describe long and short wave fiber, as well as short haul copper.
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Anatomy of Ethernet Physical Layer Transceivers
Maps transmit and receive code-bits between the PCS and PMD, if present Otherwise, directly maps code-bits to signal values used for the particular network implementation
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