Pavol Korcek, V. Kosar, M. Zádník, Karel Koranda, Petr Kastovsky
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This paper describes the Net COPE platform porting issues to the new generation of the Net FPGA(-10G) cards. Achieved throughput and CPU utilization for various length of packets was measured. It was shown that we are able to reach maximum throughput of 12Gbps without any significant processor load. Xilinx ISE reports approximately 30% of the Net FPGA chip utilization for design running on 200MHz.