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19 September 2017
Automotive Ethernet Compliance: Tests in Detail (Part II)
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Figure 1: Testing transmitter timing master jitter entails creating a track of TIE measurements We've begun our deep dive into the ...
13 September 2017
Automotive Ethernet Compliance: Tests in Detail (Part I)
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Figure 1: Maximum transmitter output droop should not exceed the specified maximum of 45% We've looked in past posts at the basics ...
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08 September 2017
Automotive Ethernet Compliance: Test Setup Overview
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Figure 1: Typical test setup for Automotive Ethernet PMA compliance test Our last post, an overview of the five test modes for Autom...
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30 August 2017
Automotive Ethernet Compliance: The Five Test Modes
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Figure 1:Automotive Ethernet electrical compliance test is defined at the connector of the transmitter Following up on our introduction...
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24 August 2017
Introduction to Automotive Ethernet Compliance Testing
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As with most any networking scheme, Automotive Ethernet is subject to standardization to ensure that the various components of a given syste...
17 August 2017
Back to Basics: Metrology
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Some sciences are more obscure than others; these may be of interest and importance to relatively few. The term “metrology” may leave even s...
27 July 2017
The Periodic Table of Oscilloscope Tools: Document
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Oscilloscope users can find themselves managing a lot of detail in the course of driving their instruments. They need to keep track of ins...
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