Table 26: Specifications for sinusoidal interference (SI)
Amplitude
1)
0 to 400 mV common mode, single
ended and differential (differential
amplitude 0 to 800 mV)
Frequency 10 MHz to 3.2 GHz in 100 kHz steps
Level accuracy ± 10 % ± 10 mV typical
1)
The output signal amplitude is reduced by 3 dB when sinusoidal
interference is enabled.
Figure 26: Typical S
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parameter for ISI channel of 9 inch length.
Table 25: Specifications for intersymbol interference (ISI)
Sinusoidal interference (option J20)
This adds common mode, dif-
ferential or single-ended
sinewave signal on top of the
data outputs, to test common
mode rejection of a receiver and
to emulate vertical eye closure.
Sinusoidal interference is injected before the sig-
nal passes through the ISI board traces (“near
end”) when using P1 as input. For “far end” injec-
tion P2 has to be used as input.
J-BERT N4903A High-Performance Serial BERT Data Sheet
Figure 25: Interference channel connectors
Interference channel (option J20)
The option J20 is only available in addition to
option J10. It includes semi-rigid cable set to
connect data outputs to P1 and P1 (N4915A-002).
Interference channel input and output (P1, P2)
User selectable board traces are
switched into the signal path to
emulate a backplane.
Figure 27: Typical ISI (measured in UI) for traces depending on datarate, pattern and trace length.
Trace length 3.5” (minimum), 9” (minimum with
S.I. enabled) 16”, 20”, 24”, 28”, 32”,
36”, 40”, 44” inches of board trace type
Nelco 4000-6. When using in
combination with sinusoidal interfer-
ence, minimum trace length is 9 inches.
S
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parameter See figure 26
Range See figure 27
Max. input levels -- 5 .5 V to +5.5 V
Connectors 2.4 mm, female
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