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Transmitter compliance testing to certify PCIe 6.0® devices requires an oscilloscope which can measure PAM4 signals up to 64 GT/s data rates from their device under test (DUT). Developers need to conduct physical-layer testing, data link layer testing, and general interoperability testing to reach PCI-SIG®-approved transmitter compliance using high-bandwidth oscilloscopes.
PCIe 6.0 transmitter compliance testing requires a >50 GHz oscilloscope with at least a 256 GSa/s sampling rate to test 64 GT/s signals. These tests also require automated compliance test software that can analyze PAM4 noise and jitter performance to accurately measure the signal from the DUT and confirm conformance to the PCI-SIG standard.
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Ensuring operation and interoperability of fifth-generation dual data rate (DDR5) devices to JEDEC standards requires the device under test to pass receiver compliance. Learn how to characterize your DDR5 receiver, calibrate your stress signal, and test for DDR5 compliance.
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Verifying Peripheral Component Interconnect Express (PCIe) receiver compliance involves testing the PCIe® 5.0 device's receiver performance with a bit error ratio tester. Learn how to calibrate your stress signal and test for PCIe 5.0 receiver compliance with automated test tools.
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