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and Jitter Tolerance Testing Symbol Filtering on the BERTScope enables asynchronous Bit Error Ratio (BER) testing, including Jitter Tolerance testing, on incoming data streams that have a non-deterministic number of clock compensation symbols inserted into the bit stream. This is a key capability needed in testing 8b/10b serial data systems such as USB 3.0 and SATA. It is common in 8b/10b encoded serial data systems to use a recovered clock in the receiver. However, there could be a slight mismatch in the recovered clock frequency and the local or transmitted clock frequency, which poses a problem when testing receivers in loopback mode. Transceivers accommodate this mismatch by use of inserted or deleted clock compensation patterns. For example, USB 3.0 uses SKP ordered sets, and SATA uses ALIGN primitives. By filtering out these user-definable symbols, the Symbol Filtering option enables the BERTScope to maintain synchronization and perform BER measurements for applications such as USB 3.0 and SATA receiver compliance testing.
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