Transcription of 1394 Standards and Specifications Summary
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Slide 11394 Standards and Specifications SummarySlide 2 Credits This presentation is based on one prepared by: Burke Henehan (TI) and Michael Johas-Teener(formerly Zayante and Apple, now Broadcom) Update by Michael Scholles (Fraunhofer IPMS) andDave Thompson (Agere Systems) Last update: April 2006 Slide 3 Outline Part 1: Overall status Summary Where we are, where we are going Part 2: Detailed listing (only for reference) Organized into related groupings Help you to not waste time looking for applicable Specifications Help make sure you do not overlook a specification that will affect you on your node or the node at the other end of the 1394 cableSlide 4 Why so many 1394 Specifications ? IEEE 1394-1995 Provides Architecture and Fundamental Transport Services Only a few enhancements to the standard: Improved efficiency, better interoperability 1394a-2000 Higher Speeds/Longer Distances 1394b-2002 Coexistence with Gigabit Ethernet on one cable p1394c Bridging Architecture 1212-2001 Many, many applications leads to many, many protocols: Consumer IEC 61883, AV/C, DPP, HAVI, 5C PC/business OHCI, SBP-2, IP/1394, Wintel, Apple Others i
Slide 4 Why so many 1394 specifications? ˜ IEEE 1394-1995 Provides Architecture and Fundamental Transport Services ˜ Only a few enhancements to the standard:
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