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Standardisierungsgremien und Organisationen

Bei der Spezifikation der Netzwerke, Interfaces, Treiber und der Line-Datenraten treten unterschiedliche Standardisierungsgremien auf. Diese haben einen z.T. unterschiedlichen Fokus:

Landesweiter Fokus Kontinentaler Fokus Weltweiter Fokus Industrie-getrieben

z.B. DIN (Germany), ANSI (USA) z.B. ETSI, CeNelec (Europa) z.B. ITU, IEC

Der Vollständigkeit halber sind auch weitere bekannte Gremien und Organisationen aufgeführt.

ANSI American National Standards Institute ATM Forum ATM Forum Bellcore Bellcore BSI British Standard Institute CCITT Consultative Committee for International Telephones & Telegraph CCIR / ITU-R Consultative Committee for International Radiocommunication CEPT European Conference for Posts and Telecommunications ECMA European Computers Manufacturers Association EIA Electronics Industries Association ETSI European Telecommunications Standards Institute FCC Federal Communications Commission IEC International Electrotechnical Commission IEEE Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers IFRB / ITU International Frequency Registration Board INTELSAT International Telecommunications Satellite Organisation INMARSAT International Maritime Satellite Organisation ISO International Standardization Organization ITU International Telecommunictions Union JEDEC Joint Electron Device Engineering Council OIF Optical Interworking Forum TTC The Telecommunications Technology Committee VDE Verein Deutscher Elektrotechniker VDI Verein Deutscher Ingenieure

Interface Alliances and Partnerships for IP Design
In the following some international partnerships are listed having the task of easing internal and external chip interface design.

• OPC-IP Open Core Protocol - International Partnership
• OpenMORE Open Measure of Reuse Excellence
• VSIA VSI Alliance
   

OPC-IP Open Core Protocol - International Partnership
OCP-IP's mission is to drive the OCP to become the most widely used and adopted socket interface for SoC designs. OCP-IP provides the tools and services that are necessary for convenient implementation, maintenance and support of the standard socket interface.

www.ocpip.org
 

OpenMORE Open Measure of Reuse Excellence
OpenMORE is the industry reference program for assessing the reusability of hard and soft IP cores for SoC design. The assessment program is based on the Reuse Methodology Manual (RMM) and includes the complete set of rules and guidelines, which was itself based on the original RMM and key deliverables from the Virtual Socket Interface Alliance (VSIA).

www.openmore.com
 

VSIA VSI Alliance
The VSI Alliance was formed with the goal of establishing a unifying vision for the system-chip industry and the technical standards required to enable the mix and match of  IPs from multiple sources. This is to dramatically improve the productivity of SoC development by specifying open standards and specifications that facilitate the integration of software and hardware IPs from multiple sources.

www.vsi.org/about.htm
 

  (last update: August 2005)

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