Abstract: An integrated circuit includes a first multi-lane interface having a plurality of first lanes, a second multi-lane interface having a plurality of second lanes; a first layer of clock lane selection units arranged to select one or two of the first and second lanes and output signals on the one or two selected lanes; a second layer of clock lane selection units arranged to select the one or two selected lanes as one or two clock lane and output signals on the one or two selected clock lane; and a plurality of sampling units, each coupled to second layer of clock lane selection units, each arranged to sample one of the first and second lanes according to the signal on the selected clock lane.

Abstract: An integrated circuit includes a first multi-lane interface having a plurality of first lanes, a second multi-lane interface having a plurality of second lanes; a first layer of clock lane selection units arranged to select one or two of the first and second lanes and output signals on the one or two selected lanes; a second layer of clock lane selection units arranged to select the one or two selected lanes as one or two clock lane and output signals on the one or two selected clock lane; and a plurality of sampling units, each coupled to second layer of clock lane selection units, each arranged to sample one of the first and second lanes according to the signal on the selected clock lane.

Abstract: Helical or spur gear drive comprising a driven gear and driving gear wherein the driving gear has double crowned teeth defined as (i) an envelope to a family of surfaces generated by a skew or straight rack-cutter having a parabolic tooth profile in normal section and then (ii) as an envelope to a family of tool surfaces that are generated while the tool performs a plunging motion with respect to the driving gear in the direction of the shortest distance between the axes of rotation of the tool and the driving gear and tool plunging motion is varied by a parabolic function, whose variable is displacement of the tool in a direction parallel to the rotational axis of the driving gear. The driven gear has a tooth surface defined as the envelope to a family of surfaces generated by a rack-cutter which surface is parabolic cylinder or a plane.