Intel 41110 manual Design Guide Checklist, PCI Express Interface Signals, PERCOMP10

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This checklist highlights design considerations that should be reviewed prior to manufacturing an adapter card that implements the 41110 product. The items contained within this checklist attempt to address important connections to these devices and any critical supporting circuitry. This is not a complete list and does not guarantee that a design will function properly.

Table 19. PCI Express Interface Signals

Signals	Recommendations	Reason/Impact
REFCLKn,	Must be connected to clock from a PCI Express
	connector for add-in card designs or to a 100MHz
REFCLKp
	oscillator for an embedded design.
	24.9Ω ±1% pullup resistor to 1.5V. A single resistor can	PCI Express compensation pin.
PE_RCOMP[1:0]	be used for both signals. Place resistor as close as
		0.5V nominal.
	possible to REFCLKn, REFCLKp pins.
	For X1 mode, only signals PERp[0] and PERn[0] or
	PERp[7] and PERn[7] are used.	PCI Express data serial inputs
PERP[7:0]	For X4 mode, only signals PERp[3:0] and PERn[3:0]
		(differential data receive
PERN[7:0]	are used.
		signals).
	For X8 mode, all of these signals, PERp[7:0] and
	PERn[7:0], are used.
	For X1 mode, only signals PETp[0] and PETn[0] or
	PETp[7] and PETn[7] are used.	PCI Express data serial inputs
PETP[7:0]	For X4 mode, only signals PETP[3:0] and PETN[3:0]
		(differential data transmit
PETN[7:0]	are used.
		signals).
	For X8 mode, all of these signals, PETP[7:0] and
	PETN[7:0], are used.

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