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Machine Learning Applications for COM Based Simulation of 112Gbs Systems
By Alex Manukovsky, Yuriy Shlepnev, Zurab Khasidashvili, and Eli Zalianski
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This paper describes a systematic approach for system design space exploration through the application of machine learning (ML) methods for advanced system analysis. Those interested in automating signal integrity analysis using machine learning should take a look at this work, which includes an example of a 112 Gb SerDes system analysis.
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Characterizing and Selecting the VRM
By Steve Sandler
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VRMs and VRM controllers are often selected based on size, efficiency, price, or a relationship with the manufacturer. This often leads to a poor VRM selection, requiring additional engineering resources, greater time to market, as well as, higher BOM costs to correct the deficiencies. In this article, we evaluate the choices, define some useful figures of merit, and provide specific selection suggestions.
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Rohde & Schwarz Presents Handheld Vector Network Analyzer Up to 26.5 GHz
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Rohde & Schwarz now offers the R&S ZNH, a full two-port handheld vector network analyzer up to 26.5 GHz with cable and antenna analysis and full S-parameter measurements. Both of these functions are included free of charge. The R&S ZNH is user-friendly, easy to configure and has a compact fanless housing for field applications.
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EDI CON Online 2020 Sessions Available On-Demand
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Didn't get a chance to attend any EDI CON Online 2020 5G/IoT/Automotive, PCB/Interconnect Design, Signal Integrity/Power Integrity, EMC/EMI, or Radar/Antenna related technical sessions, workshops, or keynotes? You can still catch all these talks on-demand at your leisure. Content is available for free, to attendees on-demand!
Register now for free here.
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Crosstalk in PAM4 Systems
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The transition from NRZ to PAM4 takes us from jitter-limited to noise-limited signaling and crosstalk is the most insidious noise of all. This webinar puts you front and center in the battle between aggressors and victims! We’ll start with crosstalk physics, PSXT, NEXT and FEXT, move to techniques for predicting crosstalk from channel designs, and then dive into high-rate approaches to crosstalk analysis: ICR, IXT and IMR, ICN, right up to the big daddy, COM—we might even invent an all new acronym and not tell anyone what it stands for. You can now view this informative presentation by Ransom Stephens on-demand.
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