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Where do those strange frequency domain “Kramers-Kronig” equations come from? They don’t seem to have any obvious intuitive basis. Looking at their time domain equivalents, however, resolves the mystery and gives us an intuitive understanding of their origin.
Join Eric Bogatin, SIJ Technical Editor,in his latest conversation with Mike Resso to discover the marriage of measurement and simulation tools and a demonstration of a 224 Gbps channel.
What are the optimal methods to achieve 224/212 Gb/s common electrical I/O and Ethernet, the highest speed/data rate per lane electrical input/output and link systems? By way of understanding, we begin by investigating optimal pulse amplitude modulationvs. channel characteristics at 224 Gb/s.
