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high-speed electronic systems suffer from signal degradation caused by various impairments such as impedance mismatch, attenuation, and crosstalk. using the equalization and gain modulation blocks in the serdes toolbox™, you can compensate for the distortions introduced by the lossy channels.
starting with the serdes designer app, you can design the top-level serdes systems and perform statistical analysis. use the building blocks and system objects to design, configure, simulate and analyze the serdes system including the transmitter and the receiver.
apps
serdes designer | design and analyze serdes systems for export to simulink, matlab and ibis-ami |
convert s-parameter network to impulse response | |
fit poles and zeros to ctle transfer functions |
blocks
objects
functions
pulse response metric for optimization routines | |
pseudorandom binary sequence | |
step response from impulse response | |
pulse response from impulse response | |
impulse response from step response | |
impulse response from pulse response | |
statistical eye from pulse response | |
peak distortion analysis eye from pulse response | |
data pattern waveform from pulse response | |
pulse response from data pattern waveform |
topics
- design serdes system and export ibis-ami model
create and analyze a serdes system, and export an ibis-ami model using the serdes designer app.
explore the behavior, control and characteristics of a first order clock data recovery (cdr).
to successfully send and receive data between a serdes transmitter and receiver requires a myriad of conditions to be satisfied.
customize and explore the statistical analysis of serdes systems.
inject jitter into link analysis and equalization design.
define the loss model to represent the analog channel in a serdes system.
generate shared objects on compatible linux versions.