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Adaptive Equalization and Data Recovery in a Dual-Mode (PAM2/4) Serial Link Transceiver

Category: Data Management

Tags: updates, the link, data

Overview To achieve high bit rates link designers are using more sophisticated communication techniques, often turning to 4PAM transmission or Decision-Feedback Equalization (DFE). Interestingly, with only minor modification the same hardware needed to implement a 4PAM system can be used to implement a loop-unrolled single-tap DFE receiver. To get the maximum performance from either technique, the link has to be tuned to match the specific channel it is driving. Adaptive equalization using data based update filtering allows continuous updates while minimizing the required sampler front-end hardware and significantly reduces the cost of implementation in multi-level signaling schemes.

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Publisher
Stanford University
File Format
PDF
Date Published
Oct 7, 2008
Format
White Papers
Topics
Data Recovery - Security

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