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2.6. TX Pre-Emphasis Method
When signals travel through a lossy backplane, signal transitions can expand to adjacent intervals. This effect is known as Inter-Symbol Interference (ISI). The purpose of TX pre-emphasis is to apply delay and inversion to the signal and add it back to the original signal with the proper weight, thereby compensating for ISI from the nearby data symbol.
The transmitter equalization requirements for each CEI standard are defined in their respective COM specifications. Refer to CEI-56G-MR-PAM4 Interface Details for more information about transmitter equalization requirements. These are the minimum expected pre-emphasis requirements. For an MR channel, there are only three taps:
- Main cursor
- Pre-cursor
- Post-cursor
Parameter | Symbol | Value | Units |
---|---|---|---|
Signaling rate | fb | 18 - 29 | Gsym/s |
Maximum start frequency | fmin | 0.05 | GHz |
Maximum frequency step | f | 0.01 | GHz |
Device package model Single-ended device capacitance Transmission line length, Test 1 Transmission line length, Test 2 Transmission line characteristic impedance Single-ended package capacitance at package-to-board interface |
Cd zp zp ZC Cp |
160 12 30 85 110 |
fF mm mm Ω fF |
Single-ended reference resistance | R0 | 50 | Ω |
Single-ended termination resistance | Rd | 55 | Ω |
Receiver 3 dB bandwidth | fr | 0.75 x fb | |
Transmitter equalizer, minimum cursor | c(0) | 0.60 | - |
Transmitter equalizer, pre-cursor coefficient Minimum value Maximum value Step size |
c(-1) | -0.15 0 0.05 |
- - - |
Transmitter equalizer, post-cursor coefficient Minimum value Maximum value Step size |
c(1) | -0.25 0 0.05 |
- - - |
Continuous time filter, DC gain Minimum value Maximum value Step size |
gDC | -15 0 1 |
dB dB dB |
Continuous time filter, DC gain2 Minimum value Maximum value Step size |
gDC2 | -5 0 1 |
dB dB dB |
Continuous time filter, zero frequencies | fz fz2 |
fb/2.5 fb/40 |
GHz GHz |
Continuous time filter, pole frequencies | fp1 fp2 fp3 |
fb/2.5 fb/40 fb |
GHz GHz |