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    Thunderbolt Technology

    The Transformational PC I/OTanbin Islam Siyam

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    Introduction Thunderbolt is an interface

    for connecting peripheraldevices to a computer via an

    expansion. Originally codenamed Light

    Peak.

    Developed by Intel, withtechnical collaboration ofApple.

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    Introduction (cont.) Thunderbolt technology is a

    transformational I/Oinnovation, supports data (PCI

    Express) and HD display(DisplayPort) connections overa single cable.

    10 Gbps of full duplexbandwidth per channel.

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    Features at a glance Dual-channel 10Gbps per port

    Bi-directional

    Dual-protocol (PCI Express and DisplayPort)

    Compatible with existing DisplayPort devices

    Daisy-chained devices

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    Features at a glance (cont.)

    Electrical or optical cables

    Low latency with highly accurate timesynchronization

    Uses native protocol software drivers

    Power over cable for bus-powered devices

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    Refining the I/O (cont.)

    Devices in Daisy chain connection supported.

    Hotplug Ready.

    Datastorage

    HD Display

    Laptop

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    Protocol Architecture Thunderbolt technology is based on a new

    architecture with full-duplex links.

    Thunderbolt port is capable of providing the full

    bandwidth of the link in both directions. no sharing of bandwidth between ports or

    between upstream and downstream directions.

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    Protocol Architecture (cont.) The Thunderbolt protocol

    physical layer is responsiblefor link maintenance

    including hot-plug detection,and data encoding to providehighly efficient data transfer.

    The heart of the Thunderbolt

    protocol architecture is thetransport layer.

    Figure: ThunderboltTechnology Architecture.

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    Protocol Architecture (cont.) DisplayPort and PCI Express protocols are mapped onto

    the transport layer.

    Mapped protocol packets between a source device anda destination device may be routed over a path that maycross multiple Thunderbolt controllers.

    Figure: PCI Express and DisplayPort transported between Thunderboltcontrollers over a Thunderbolt cable.

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    Protocol Architecture (cont.) At the destination device, a protocol adapter

    recreates the mapped protocol in a way that isindistinguishable from what was received by the

    source device. Thunderbolt technology-enabled product

    devices appear as PCI Express or DisplayPortdevices to the operating system of the host PC.

    So available standard drivers are capable ofusing them.

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    Controller Architecture Hostside Thunderbolt

    controllers have one or moreDisplayPort input interfaces,a PCI Express interface along

    with one or more Thunderbolttechnology interface.

    A single chip, the host-sidecontroller enables system

    vendors to easily incorporateThunderbolt technology intotheir designs.

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    Comparison Chart

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    Conclusion Thunderbolt is fast and balanced in performance.

    It simplifies device management with smart features likedaisy chain etc.

    With Thunderbolt technology, workstation-levelperformance feature expansion can be packaged asstandalone accessories, and is only a cable away.

    Thunderbolt technology opens doors to entirely newsystem and product designs.

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    References Thunderbolt Technology, Technology Brief, Intel

    Corporation, June, 2011.

    Intel Light Peak: Overview, Intel Corporation, February

    25, 2010.

    http://www.intel.com/technology/io/thunderbolt/index.htm

    http://www.apple.com/thunderbolt/