Unquestionably, a hallmark of the Information Age is an explosion in the need to collect, process, and distribute larger and larger chunks of data. In communications networks, this means more ...
For high-speed signal sampling and processing applications that need an array of synchronized analog-to-digital converters (ADCs), the ability to de-skew and match latency variation across the ...
How do subclass 1 and 2 differ in terms of deterministic latency timing? Dealing with deterministic latency uncertainty. The impact of device clock requirements. In Part 1 of this article series, we ...
In “JESD204B Subclasses (part 1): An Introduction to JESD204B Subclasses and Deterministic Latency” a summary of the JESD204B subclasses and deterministic latency was given along with details ...
The JESD204 Standard has undergone several iterations since its initial release in April 2006, the Serdes capabilities and required encodings have been improving and adapting along the way. With the ...
Where in the JESD world is bitstream alignment? Bitstream alignment is a function of the Receiver (RX), as seen in the figure below it is the first functional block of the receiver right after the ...
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