April 5-7, 2022|Santa Clara Convention Center| Santa Clara, CA


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Tutorial – Design & Verification for High-Speed I/Os at 10 to 112 & 224Gbps with Jitter, Signal Integrity & Power Optimized

Speaker:

Mike Li  (Fellow, Intel)

Location: Ballroom EF

Date: Tuesday, April 5

Time: 9:00 am - 11:30 am

Track: 08. Measurement & Simulation Techniques for Analyzing Jitter, Noise & BER

Format: Tutorial

Theme : High-speed Communications

Education Level: All

Pass Type: All Access Pass

Vault Recording: TBD

Audience Level: All

This tutorial reviews the latest design and verification developments, as well as architecture, circuit, and deep submicron process (28, 20, 14, 10, 7, 5 nm) technology advancements for high-speed links, with an emphasis on jitter, noise, signal integrity, and FEC for 10 -106 and 224 Gbps high-speed I/Os (e.g., GbE (10G, 40G, 100G, 200G, 400G, 800G, 1.6 T), CEI/OIF (11G, 18-28G, 36-58G, 72-116G, and 144-232G), Fibre Channel (16G, 32G, 64G, 128G+), and PCI Express (8G, 16G, 32G, 64G+). Example studies on design and validation methods will be presented.

Takeaway

Basics knowledge on high-speed link architectures, jitter, noise, SNDR, RL/ERL, nonlinearity, signal integrity, and related standards, design and verification methodologies, as well as the latest knowledge on the advanced topics such as 10-112 Gbps and 224 Gbps link design and verification with jitter, noise, SNDR, signal integrity, FEC/performance, and power optimization.

Intended Audience

Anyone who likes to learn the basics on the jitter, noise, highs-speed I/Os, as well as the latest technologies and developments in those areas.