Water flow counter | Flow Control implementation process | Orifice meter

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1. Meter English

"Meter" in English is "meter". "Meter" is an English word, noun and verb. As a noun, it is translated as "meter; instrument; metre; rhythm; person"s name; (British) Mitre; (Czech) Metr". As a verb, it means "to measure with an instrument; to measure with a meter". Pronunciation: British ["miːtə(r)] American [mɪ"tɝ]. Phrases: 1. Square meter - square meter. two Flow meter - Flow meter three Meter reading - meter reading; instrument reading; Counter reading. 4. Water meter - Water meter; Water meter five Power meter - Watt meter, power meter Sample sentences: 1. Also, if you recall, we added the row for meter to yard conversion. Additionally, if you remember, we added a conversion row for meters to yards. 2. One of his jobs was to test the horsepower on battleships, using a meter with a torsion spring inside. One of his responsibilities was to measure the horsepower of battleships using an instrument with a torsion spring.

2.Flow Control Implementation Process

To implement Flow Control functionality, we need to have a deep understanding of its control logic units and how each component works together. The following is a detailed analysis of the implementation process of Flow Control:

1. Overview of Flow Control Control Logic Unit Flow Control logic unit mainly includes two parts: the sending end and the receiving end. The sender is responsible for managing and controlling the packets to be sent (TLPs), while the receiver is responsible for receiving and managing incoming data. Sender: Transaction Pending Buffer: Used to store TLPs that are waiting to be transmitted on the same virtual channel (VC). Credits Consumed Counter (CC): Record the total number of credit unit

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s occupied by all TLPs in the VC buffer at the sender. Credit Limit Counter (CL): It is determined by the size of the VC buffer on the receiving end, and the receiving end will update the size of CL through Flow Control DLLPs. Flow Control Gathering Logic: Determine whether the receiving end has enough space to receive the next TLP based on CC, CL, and the number of TLPs to be sent. Receiver: Flow Control Buffer: Stores incoming data and header data. Credits Allocated (CrAl): Record the allocated storage space of the VC buffer at the receiving end. Credit Received Counter (CrRcv): Record the total credit units corresponding to all TLPs received by the receiving end.

2. Detailed explanation of the implementation process of Flow Control. In the initial state, we assume that the VC buffer size is 2KB and the credit size of the Non Stored Header is 5DW (20bytes). Therefore, the maximum number of Flow Control units is 2KB/20bytes=102 (decimal)=66 (hexadecimal).

. At this moment, CC=00h, CL=66h, CrRcv=00h, CrAl=66h。 After transmitting a TLP, the CC of the sender increases (indicating an increase in used credit units), and the CrRcv of the receiver also increases accordingly (indicating an increase in received credit units). At this moment, CC=01h,CrRcv=01h。 When the VC buffer is full, the CC of the sender is equal to CL, and new TLP cannot be sent because the receiver does not have enough space to receive it. Meanwhile, the CrRcv at the receiving end is also equal to CrAl, indicating that the VC buffer is full. Sender: CC=CL=66h, CR=CC+TLP (TLP to be sent)=66h+01h=67h, CL-CR=66h-67h (not satisfying the judgment formula). Receiver: CrRcv=CrAl=66h. When the VC buffer at the receiving end clears a portion of the data, t

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