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physical links together to achieve a higher aggregate rate Support aggregate rates of 40 G and 100 G Keep the mechanism coding independent Be compatible with all existing 10 G PHYs Be compatible with all existing 10 G sublayer interfaces Be compatible with all future n G PHYs Support lane counts of 1, 2, 4, 5 and 10 Support lane rates of 10 G, 20 G, 25 G, 50 G and 100 G Accommodate any reasonable amount of lane to lane skew Preserve temporal ordering of packets
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APL Key Concepts • Transport all of a packet, including the preamble • Decimate packets into fragments at the transmitter • Fragments are delimited just like packets on any given interface • Distribute fragments across the available lanes • Tag fragments with a sequence number so that •
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