Hm, das ist zwar im PCIe Standard erwähnt, aber da meines Wissens PCIe
kein Clock Recovery hat, funktioniert das nicht besonders gut, die Takte
driften ja dann irgendwann auseinander.
Aus dem 2.0 Standard: (Punkt 4.3.7.5)
"It is also possible to architect a PCI Express implementation with
separate Refclk sources for the Tx and Rx. Since this architecture
employs two independent clock sources, the amount of jitter impinging on
the receiver is the RSS sum, rather than the difference of the PLL
transfer characteristics. As a consequence, the jitter requirements for
the Refclks in this architecture are substantially tighter than for
common clock or data driven cases. Furthermore, it is not in general
possible to guarantee interoperability between separate clock
architecture components and those using other clock architectures. For
example, a separate Refclk adapter will not interoperate with a root
complex driving data with SSC. For this reason, this specification does
not explicitly define the requirements for separate clock architecture,
but instead will defer to the appropriate form factor specification."
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