Backplane Test, 10GBASE-KR

The throughput of many racks of
communication equipment is limited by the backplane bottleneck. Often the hardest
part of a system to upgrade cost-effectively, there is a lot of effort going into
squeezing more bandwidth out of legacy backplanes. This isn't trivial, when some
were designed for 1.5 Gb/s and are now expected to function with upgraded line
cards at 3 or even 6 Gb/s. Effort is also going into 10 Gb/s and higher,
mainly aimed at new rack installations. Pre-emphasis and equalization are
frequently employed to overcome backplane frequency response effects.
Why Choose BERTScope for 10GBASE-KR Testing?
- Extensive information on compliance testing with BERTScope
here
- Built-in F/2 Jitter for proper implementation of DCD stress
- Jitter
Map for accurate stressed eye calibration and transmitter eye characterization
- 3-tap de-emphasis available in the
BERTScope DPP125 for
accurate system emulations
Useful Links
6+ Gb/s and 11+ Gb/s Backplanes
OIF CEI: http://www.oiforum.com/public/impagreements.html (document
CEI-02.0) 
10 Gb/s Ethernet over the Backplane:
IEEE 802.3ap™: http://grouper.ieee.org/groups/802/3/ap/public/
Recommended Products
BERTScope
BSA125C with Stress Option
BERTScope
DPP125 Digital Pre-Emphasis Processor Interface
Option XSSC:
Extended SJ and SSC
BERTScope
Differential ISI Test Board
Applications Literature

To learn more about how BERTScope
can meet your testing needs, or to schedule a demonstration in your lab, contact our
Sales Engineers.
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