Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Speaker: Nick Lebas | Duration ca. 25 min incl. Q&A
This presentation offers a practical and in-depth exploration of signal integrity in high-speed digital systems, covering essential concepts and advanced analysis techniques critical for modern electronic designs. Understanding and managing signal integrity is paramount to ensuring reliable and efficient data transmission in complex digital environments.
Key topics covered in this presentation include:
- Methods for generating and interpreting accurate eye diagrams, a crucial tool for evaluating signal quality.
- The fundamental significance of Pulse Amplitude Modulation (PAM) in current high-speed communication standards and its impact on data rates.
- An overview of advanced test solutions specifically designed for PAM analysis to ensure compliance and performance.
- Detailed concepts of equalization and embedding techniques and their application in optimizing signal fidelity by compensating for channel losses.
- Practical insights gained through live demonstrations that illustrate the real-world effects and benefits of these techniques.
#SignalIntegrity
#HighSpeedDigital
#PAM4
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- Rohde & Schwarz | Embedding & Equalization oscilloscope software: rohde-schwarz.com/uk/products/test-and-measurement/general-analysis/embedding-equalization-oscilloscope-software_334268.html
- Rohde & Schwarz | R&S®RTP Oscilloscope: rohde-schwarz.com/uk/products/test-and-measurement/oscilloscopes/rs-rtp-oscilloscope_63493-469056.html
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Timestamps:
00:08 Introduction
01:07 Presentation
24:51 Questions and Answers
Speaker: Nick Lebas | Duration ca. 25 min incl. Q&A
This presentation offers a practical and in-depth exploration of signal integrity in high-speed digital systems, covering essential concepts and advanced analysis techniques critical for modern electronic designs. Understanding and managing signal integrity is paramount to ensuring reliable and efficient data transmission in complex digital environments.
Key topics covered in this presentation include:
- Methods for generating and interpreting accurate eye diagrams, a crucial tool for evaluating signal quality.
- The fundamental significance of Pulse Amplitude Modulation (PAM) in current high-speed communication standards and its impact on data rates.
- An overview of advanced test solutions specifically designed for PAM analysis to ensure compliance and performance.
- Detailed concepts of equalization and embedding techniques and their application in optimizing signal fidelity by compensating for channel losses.
- Practical insights gained through live demonstrations that illustrate the real-world effects and benefits of these techniques.
#SignalIntegrity
#HighSpeedDigital
#PAM4
Links to related products mentioned in the video:
- Rohde & Schwarz | Embedding & Equalization oscilloscope software: rohde-schwarz.com/uk/products/test-and-measurement/general-analysis/embedding-equalization-oscilloscope-software_334268.html
- Rohde & Schwarz | R&S®RTP Oscilloscope: rohde-schwarz.com/uk/products/test-and-measurement/oscilloscopes/rs-rtp-oscilloscope_63493-469056.html
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More details about Würth Elektronik eiSos: we-online.com/en
Timestamps:
00:08 Introduction
01:07 Presentation
24:51 Questions and Answers
