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| Characterizing Your PLL-based Designs To Manage System Jitter |
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Overview:
Although data rates for next generation serial busses typically double the information capacity of the previous generation, costs are not allowed to double. Use of low-cost components, specifically reference clocks and integrated VCO's, place significant burdens on the PLL and DLL circuitry in system transmitters and receivers. Knowing and understanding the effects of the PLL and clock recovery circuits is key to controlling jitter performance. This presentation will examine how the design and performance of the various elements of a system (clocks, PLL's, DLL's etc.) interact with each other and eventually lead to an overall system jitter budget. PLL and high-precision jitter measurement techniques will be discussed in detail.
Duration: One hour
Who Should Attend:
R&D designers, engineers, and project managers working on high-speed digital designs; who spend a significant amount of time in the debug and validation phase dealing with signal integrity related problems in their designs.
Giveaway:
Registrants who complete the feedback form by June 18th will be entered in a drawing to win one of two autographed copies of Eric Bogatin's book, "Signal Integrity Simplified". Official Rules
Presenters:
 Greg LeCheminant:
Greg LeCheminant is a Measurement Applications Specialist for Digital Signal Analysis Products in the Digital Test Division. He is responsible for product management and development of new measurement applications for the division's digital communications analyzer and jitter test products. He represents Agilent on several industry standards committees. Greg's 23 years experience at Agilent/Hewlett-Packard includes five years in manufacturing engineering, and 17 years in various product marketing positions. He is a contributing author to four textbooks on high-speed digital communications and has written numerous technical articles on test related topics. He holds two patents. Greg earned BSEET and MSEE degrees from Brigham Young University.
 Robert Sleigh:
Rob Sleigh is an Application Engineer for Digital Signal Analysis Products in the Digital Test Division. He is responsible for business development for the high-speed electrical and optical digital communications analyzer and jitter test products. Rob's experience at Agilent/Hewlett-Packard includes 5 years in technical support, and 3 years in sales and marketing. Prior to working at Agilent/HP, Rob worked for 10 years at Westel Telecommunications in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, designing microwave and optical telecommunication networks. Rob earned his B.S.E.E. degree from the University of Victoria.
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