Electrical Characterization on Signal Transmission of SATA Cable Assembly

Kim, Moon Jung

doi:10.14257/ijca.2014.7.8.15

Cited by 4 publications

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“…Where, L s is the self inductance, L m is the mutual inductance, C s is the self capacitance, C m is the mutual capacitance and Z diff is the differential impedance of the line. Therefore, this line has low losses and is suitable for high speed applications [18].…”

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A CMOS 7Gb/s, 4-PAM and 4-PWM, serial link transceiver

Ghaderi

Ghol

Fatemi

2016

Analog Integr Circ Sig Process

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This paper proposes a new multi level of amplitude and pulse width (PW) modulation structure for a 7Gb/s serial link transceiver. This scheme can be implemented in 0.18 m CMOS technology. Applying this technique, 7 bit data is embedded in a symbol time. Therefore the symbol rate is reduced, while the minimum PW is increased. In the proposed structure, the PW is larger than Tb (a conventional NRZ data PW). Therefore, the ISI will be improved. The multiphase output of a five stage ring oscillator VCO in the PLL is used to modulate and demodulate the signal. In PAM modulator block, a current-mode technique is used to increase the rate of data transmission. Serialization of parallel data is established by a current-mode multiplexer. At the receiver part, a novel high-speed comparator is proposed to demodulate the data signal. In addition, to reinforce the incoming signal, a preamplifier with high gain and high bandwidth is proposed. PWAM modulator, which consists of a PWM modulator and a PAM modulator blocks, consumes 71 mW. The receiver block power consumption is about 14 mW.

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Section: Simulation Results Of Receivermentioning

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A CMOS 7Gb/s, 4-PAM and 4-PWM, serial link transceiver

Ghaderi

Ghol

Fatemi

2016

Analog Integr Circ Sig Process

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“…As electronic devices and systems are becoming smaller, faster and more integrated, signal integrity and power integrity in a PCB are attracting much more attention due to reflection loss, crosstalk and ground bounce. In order to solve these problems, the researches such as impedance matching and simultaneous switching noise (SSN) reduction have been reported [1][2]. In this paper, the analysis for signal and power qualities is performed on a PCB.…”

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confidence: 99%