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How To Perform USB4 Type-C Link Tests
Optimize USB4 links to save on debug time and cost
Quickly Bring Up USB4 Type-C Link
Numerous Type-C, USB-Power Delivery (USB-PD), and high-speed handshake standards make establishing a Type-C link a complex task. That’s why it is critical to ensure that all Type-C technologies communicate correctly, particularly with USB4. The USB4 interface Rx / Tx electronic design is complicated by factors that include the 20 Gbps signaling rate, cross talk from three other lanes running at the same speed, a bonded aggregate bit rate of 40 Gbps, and the need for optimization over a low-cost passive cable.
This use case demonstrates tools needed to debug and optimize a USB4 Type-C link. You can accomplish this task by connecting to a device under test, triggering on low-speed packets, capturing / decoding sideband and high-speed signals, and viewing the time-correlated waveforms to determine potential signal integrity issues.
Debug Type-C connector links easily
Use active link fixtures to capture and analyze signals
Test various USB4 layers
Use software to configure oscilloscopes for the right layer
Optimize USB4 links quickly
Use software to guide you through test scenarios and troubleshooting
Keysight USB 4 Type-C Link Analysis Solution
To navigate the many types of USB standard-related signals, Keysight has customized specific link fixtures, test software, and high-performance oscilloscopes. Together, they help ease the debugging and optimization of Type-C link analysis.
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