Abstract: Transmission of data over a serial link based on a unidirectional clock signal is provided. A unidirectional clock signal is generated based on a first clock of a master device. The unidirectional clock signal is sent to a slave device that is connected to the serial link. The master device transmits data to the slave device over the serial link based on the first clock. The slave device receives the unidirectional clock signal from a master device. The slave device transmits data over the serial link to the master device based on the unidirectional clock signal.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and apparatus are described that provide for communicating coexistence messages over a multi-drop serial bus. A method performed at a first device coupled to a serial bus includes receiving first coexistence information directed to a second device, selecting a communication link to carry the first coexistence information to the second device, generating a first datagram that includes the first coexistence information, transmitting the first datagram to the second device over a point-to-point link in a first mode of operation, and transmitting the first datagram to the second device over a multi-drop serial bus in a second mode of operation. The first datagram may be configured according to a protocol associated with the communication link selected to carry the first coexistence information.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and apparatus for synchronizing timing in devices coupled to a data communication link are disclosed. In one example, a first device programs a future system time value in a second device. The first device launches a low-latency trigger signal that causes the future system time value to be loaded into a timer of the second device when a timer of the first device matches the future system time value. The second device measures phase difference between the trigger signal and edges of a clock signal used for timing in the second device. The phase difference is measured using an oversampling clock that provides a desired measurement reliability. The measured phase difference permits the first device to accurately determine system time as applied to the second device. The trigger signal can be provided on existing pins used by first and second devices in accordance with communication protocols and specifications.

Abstract: Transmission of data over a serial link based on a unidirectional clock signal is provided. A unidirectional clock signal is generated based on a first clock of a master device. The unidirectional clock signal is sent to a slave device that is connected to the serial link. The master device transmits data to the slave device over the serial link based on the first clock. The slave device receives the unidirectional clock signal from a master device. The slave device transmits data over the serial link to the master device based on the unidirectional clock signal.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and apparatus for synchronizing timing in devices coupled to a data communication link are disclosed. In one example, a first device programs a future system time value in a second device. The first device launches a low-latency trigger signal that causes the future system time value to be loaded into a timer of the second device when a timer of the first device matches the future system time value. The second device measures phase difference between the trigger signal and edges of a clock signal used for timing in the second device. The phase difference is measured using an oversampling clock that provides a desired measurement reliability. The measured phase difference permits the first device to accurately determine system time as applied to the second device. The trigger signal can be provided on existing pins used by first and second devices in accordance with communication protocols and specifications.

Abstract: Transmission of data over a serial link based on a unidirectional clock signal is provided. A unidirectional clock signal is generated based on a first clock of a master device. The unidirectional clock signal is sent to a slave device that is connected to the serial link. The master device transmits data to the slave device over the serial link based on the first clock. The slave device receives the unidirectional clock signal from a master device. The slave device transmits data over the serial link to the master device based on the unidirectional clock signal.

Abstract: Serial communication using a packetization protocol engineered for efficient transmission is provided. Data link layer (DLL) control packets can be generated for transmission of control messages. Each DLL control message packet can have a DLL control packet length, and the DLL control packet length can be a fixed length. Physical layer (PHY) control packets can be generated. Each PHY control packet can include one of the DLL control packets and a control token. The length of each PHY control packet can be the sum of the DLL control packet length and a control token length of the control token. The PHY control packets can be encapsulated in frames. Each of the frames can include a synchronization symbol having a symbol length. The length of each frame can be the sum of the symbol length and an encapsulation length, which can be twice the length of the PHY control packet.

Abstract: Embodiments of the invention are generally directed to systems, methods, and apparatuses for memory replay mechanisms. In some embodiments, the replay logic includes reset logic to reset at least some of the links in a point-to-point memory interconnect. In addition, the replay logic may include a replay queue to store transaction data and a replay controller to initiate a reset if the transaction data indicates a defined transaction response error. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

Abstract: Embodiments of the invention are generally directed to systems, methods, and apparatuses for a memory device anti-aliasing scheme. In an embodiment, a memory controller includes an error check agent to receive a codeword from a rank of memory and to provide an error indication in response to detecting a correctable adjacent-symbol-pair-error the rank of memory. An error counter may be coupled with the error check agent to increment towards a threshold value in response to the error indication from the error check agent. In an embodiment, a faulty memory device marker agent coupled with the error counter provides a faulty memory device marker to the error check agent, if the error counter exceeds the threshold value. Other embodiments are described and claimed.