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Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) is a connection-oriented data transmission protocol, and it is also the main communication protocol used for end-to-end data transmission in the current Internet. At present, the mainstream TCP protocol processing service is implemented by software running on the Central Processing Unit (CPU). However, with the r...
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... performance evaluation, we generate test data through a TCP packet generation logic (pkt_gen) deployed on FPGA. And according to the connection mode shown in Figure 6, the loopback path formed by two TOE models was used for performance test. Because the RX path does not require the off-chip buffer to store data, it has higher transmission efficiency. ...
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