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Showing posts with label transmitter power spectral density. Show all posts
Showing posts with label transmitter power spectral density. Show all posts

23 July 2018

Feed-Forward Equalization

FFE creates a number of delayed versions of the input signal that are then added back to the signal with proper weights
Figure 1: FFE creates a number of delayed versions of the
input signal that are then added back to the signal with
proper weights
In addition to continuous time linear equalization (CTLE), another means of improving signal quality at the receiver end of a high-speed serial data link is known as feed-forward equalization (FFE). In terms of implementation, FFE is not unlike the pre-emphasis filtering that is done on the transmitter side. An FFE implementation looks for all intents and purposes like a digital finite impulse response (FIR) filter.

17 October 2017

Automotive Ethernet Compliance: Tests in Detail (Part IV)

The specified pass/fail mask for the  transmitter power spectral density test
Figure 1: The specified pass/fail mask for the
transmitter power spectral density test
We've been making our way through a detailed accounting of the compliance tests for Automotive Ethernet, and in our last post, we covered the distortion test. Now we'll wrap up the tour of the compliance test suite with the test of transmitter power spectral density.