Description
 Many applications require accurate and easy signal integrity validation.
BERTs have traditionally been the "Swiss
Army knife" of test, proving useful in many satellite, government,
signal integrity, and research applications. The flexibility
of pattern, interface parameters, and now stress means that engineers
are not tied to any one standard. This also allows experimentation
with the limits of device performance, and new protocols to be
tried out in board design when protocol equipment has not yet
become available.
Recommended Products
BitAlyzer® BA1500
1.5 Gb/s Data Analyzer
BERTScope™ S
12500B
BERTScope™ CR
12500A Clock Recovery Instrument
Applications Literature
Signal
Integrity Success in Computer and Storage Applications Technical
Brief • OCT 2006
The Anatomy of Clock Recovery, Part 2 • MAR 2006
The
Anatomy of Clock Recovery, Part 1 • MAR 2006
The
Anatomy of Clock Recovery poster, Part 2 • MAR
2006 *
The
Anatomy of Clock Recovery poster, Part 1 • FEB
2006 *
Measurement
Brief: Exploring Power Supply Voltage Sensitivity in an IC • MAR 2006
Measurement
Brief: Signal Integrity of Reference Clock Bleed-Through in an IC • MAR 2006
Compliance
Contour – Bridging the Gap between BER and Mask Testing
for XFI, PCI-Express,
OIF-CEI • JUNE 2005
Measurements
of Pre-Emphasis on Altera Stratix GX with the BERTScope 12500A • MAY
2005
The
Importance of Delay Line Accuracy in Making Direct BERTScan Measurements • MAY 2005
Anatomy
of an Eye Diagram – A Primer • OCT 2004
Anatomy
of an Eye Diagram poster • OCT
2004
Bit
Error Analysis and Beyond • MAR 2000
Bridging
the Gap – A BER Contour Tutorial • OCT 2004
Error
Location Analysis Tutorial • MAY 2000
Selecting
the Right Bit Error Rate Tester (BERT) • OCT 2004
Stressed
Eye Primer • MAY 2005
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