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Agilent Releases 4-Tap De-Emphasis Converter

Mon. November 02, 2009; Posted: 12:39 AM
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Nov 01, 2009 (Close-Up Media via COMTEX) -- A | Quote | Chart | News | PowerRating -- Agilent Technologies Inc. announced the addition of a 4-tap de-emphasis signal converter N4916B, an ultraflexible SSC injection and a SATA ISI channel to its J-BERT N4903B serial BERT.

According to Agilent, the new capabilities enable R&D and test engineers to accurately characterize receiver ports and channels of multigigabit serial bus interfaces, such as Quickpath Interconnect (QPI), Hypertransport, PCI Express, DisplayPort, SerialATA, USB3, CEI, 10GBASE-KR, 40GBASE-KR and memory interfaces.

The de-emphasis technique is used in the transmission of digital electrical signals at gigabit data rates. De-emphasis is a signal pre-distortion to compensate for signal degradations that occur when transmitting electrical signals with gigabit rates over PC board traces, backplanes or long cables.

Agilent's new de-emphasis signal converter, the N4916B, allows users to emulate transmitter de-emphasis with one pre- and two post-cursors, as well as individually adjust de-emphasis levels up to 12.0 dB. With its DC-coupled outputs, the signal converter tolerates even unbalanced pattern streams. The N4916B is transparent to jitter, enabling emulation of real-world de-emphasis and jitter conditions that a receiver is expected to tolerate. Agilent's new de-emphasis signal converter can be used as front-end for J-BERT N4903A/B, ParBERT or other gigabit pattern generators.

Besides its de-emphasis capabilities, the N4916B offers a clock-doubling option, which enables error, jitter and eye analysis with J-BERT N4903B of transmitters using half-rate clocks.

The spread spectrum clocking (SSC) injection is becoming more common for high-speed interconnects. SSC modulates the operating frequency of a circuit slightly to spread its radiated emissions over a range of frequencies.

J-BERT N4903B's SSC option now provides arbitrary SSC injection capabilities that can be combined with sinusoidal jitter injection, helping R&D engineers emulate worst-case and real-world SSC conditions, especially for SATA, SAS and USB3 receivers.

The new Agilent SATA ISI Channel N4915-60001 helps R&D and test engineers reproduce precise SATA compliant stress conditions for the receiver stress test when used in combination with J-BERT N4903B.

The Agilent N4916B de-emphasis signal converter with optional clock doubler is available now. Agilent's J-BERT N4903B software rev. 6.1 for SSC/SJ injection (Option J11) can be downloaded from agilent.com/find/jbert at no charge. The N4915-60001 SATA ISI Channel is available now.

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For full details on Agilent Technologies Inc (A) click here. Agilent Technologies Inc (A) has Short Term PowerRatings of 5. Details on Agilent Technologies Inc (A) Short Term PowerRatings is available at This Link.

    


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