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Each of the five experts presented a different approach to incorporating material properties in simulations to accurately predict a channel’s performance. Read on to see what they had to say.
Every network engineer’s nightmare is when you hear from your local technical assistance engineer that a problem is happening in the field on a product already shipping. See how Bob Haller sleuthed his way through a significant troubleshooting challenge, using the tools at hand and some real ingenuity.
JitterLabs announces the immediate availability of an independent test program for evaluating reference clock compliance to PCI Express® (PCIe®) v4.0 BASE specifications, covering all four generations of PCIe technologies (2.5 to 16 GT/s).
Read on to see how to determine if you should you use a differential pair in your test coupon and pay for a 4-port measurement, or use a single-ended test line and only pay for a 2-port measurement.
DDR memory interfaces are becoming increasingly common, and present a unique set of challenges to those designing high-speed embedded systems. This article will examine what DDR interface testing is all about, concentrating primarily on the physical layer and solutions to common problems.
Component simulations cannot be properly compared to measurements without de-embedding the test fixture—here’s step-by-step instructions to get the job done well.