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MRS — Managed Redundant Switch

VHDL IP for FPGAs

Managed Ethernet switch IP with redundancy, for high-availability networks.

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Overview

Overview

MRS — Managed Redundant Switch is a soft IP in the SocTek IP core range from SoC-e, aimed at industrial Ethernet. Implementing it inside an FPGA lets you build high-availability, low-latency networking into your own product.

Positive ONE Group supports MRS — Managed Redundant Switch end to end: choosing the right option, providing evaluation versions, helping you obtain reference designs, and supply and long-term availability in volume production. We work in English and Japanese.

Diagram

Appearance and internal structure

INTERNAL BLOCK DIAGRAM — MRS — Managed Redundant SwitchInputIFCoreLogicBufferFIFOOutputIFFPGA FABRIC (VHDL IP)
Internal block diagram (prepared by Positive ONE)
SYSTEM CONNECTION — MRS — Managed Redundant SwitchUser logicYour logicMRSIP CoreEthernetNetworkAXIMAC
System connection diagram
IP specification

Key specifications

MRS — Managed Redundant Switch key specifications
Supported standardsIEC 62439-3 plus IEEE 802.1Q (HPS and MES combined)
Supported FPGA familiesAMD Zynq UltraScale+, Zynq-7000 and Kintex, plus Intel
Speed10/100/1000 Mbps
Port configurationHSR/PRP ring plus standard ports (up to 32, within resource limits)
Operating modeRedundancy plus managed switching with DLR / MRP / STP
Latency and forwardingCut-through on ring ports, store-and-forward on standard ports
InterfacesAXI4-Lite / MDIO / COE / UART, (R)GMII
LicenceProject licence, evaluation version available
DeliverablesNetlist or encrypted RTL, sample design and user manual
EDA integrationVivado IP Integrator

Actual resource usage (LUT, FF, BRAM), supported devices and speed grades vary by configuration. Tell us your requirements and we will give concrete figures with the quotation.

Interfaces and applications

Main interfaces and applications

Main interfaces

  • Ethernet MAC / PHY interface
  • AXI (internal FPGA interconnect)

Typical applications

  • Core processing in embedded systems
  • Industrial, instrumentation and communications applications
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How is this IP core delivered?

It is licensed per project. An evaluation version is available so you can confirm operation on your own FPGA before production. Deliverables are a netlist or encrypted RTL, a sample design and the user manual.

Which FPGAs can MRS — Managed Redundant Switch be used with?

Built on open standards, it can be implemented on several FPGA families, primarily AMD/Xilinx. It is supplied as VHDL source and works with EDA tools such as AMD Vivado.

How is MRS — Managed Redundant Switch delivered and licensed?

It is supplied as a VHDL source IP core with a technical support package. Extensive synthesis-time and run-time parameters let you optimise FPGA resource usage, and custom development is available.

How can I evaluate MRS — Managed Redundant Switch?

You can verify operation on real hardware using evaluation kits, sample designs and SoC-e’s SocTek modules or RelyUm equipment. Some configurations allow plug-and-play evaluation.

What is the price and lead time for MRS — Managed Redundant Switch?

Pricing for MRS — Managed Redundant Switch depends on configuration, licence type, quantity and any customisation, so we quote individually. Tell us your application and quantity in the form on this page and our engineers will confirm the specification and come back with a quotation and lead time.

Ask about MRS — Managed Redundant Switch

MRS — Managed Redundant Switch is handled in Japan by Positive ONE Group, value-added reseller (VAR) for SoC-e of Spain. We confirm availability, quantities and pricing with the manufacturer before replying.

Because pricing depends on configuration and quantity, we do not publish prices or stock levels on this site.Request an individual quotation