Systems for High-Speed Backplane Applications Using Pre-Coding
AssigneeBroadcom Corporation
InventorsWilliam BLISS, Vasudevan PARTHASARATHY
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AssigneeBroadcom Corporation
InventorsWilliam BLISS, Vasudevan PARTHASARATHY
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In conventional Backplane Ethernet systems, data is transmitted over two pairs of copper traces in one direction using a PAM-2 scheme and a baud rate of 10.3125 GHz, giving an effective bit rate of 10.3125 Gbps. The rate at which data can be transmitted in Backplane Ethernet systems, while still being reliably received, is typically limited by ISI caused by the dispersive nature of the copper traces, frequency dependent transmission losses caused primarily by skin effect and dielectric loss of the copper traces, and cross-talk from adjacent communication lines. The present invention is directed to systems for overcoming these and other signal impairments to achieve speeds up to, and beyond, twice the conventional 10 Gbps limit associated with Backplane Ethernet systems.
A transmitter configured to manipulate an input data stream to properly format an output data stream for transmission over a channel, the transmitter comprising:
A receiver configured to manipulate a modulated data stream received over a channel to properly recover an output data stream, the receiver comprising:
A receiver configured to manipulate a modulated data stream received over a channel to properly recover an output data stream, the receiver comprising:
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