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While designing a board that uses PCIe gen5 interface, I was wondering how exactly gen5 standart achieves double data speed comparing to gen4 (32GT/s PCIe5 and 16GT/s PCIe4)? Both 4 and 5 are 16ghz ...
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I need to interface a high-speed ADC (100 Msps or higher data rate) with a ZYNQ 7020 core board, which has limited number of pins available to use (100 pins). I need to sample a 30 MHz signal with my ...
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The energy efficiency (EE) in wireless communications is usually calculated as the ratio of data rate to power consumption: how many data (in bits per second) are delivered per consumed power (in ...
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A telephone line with a bandwidth of 3 kHz and an SNR of 6 dB. I am asked to calculate the maximum bitrate on this line and the error probability, knowing that ASK modulation is used. For ASK ...
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I think it is kinda all covered in the title. To my (incomplete) knowledge, PCIe is the only modern bus that still expresses its rate in transfers per second. Is there, apart from 'tradition' any ...
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I want read the voltage from an electrochemical battery and send it to my PLC in order to do some automation (average value is around 1.2V, and I need an accuracy better than 100 microvolt). I am ...
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I implemented a modulator for a transmitter, which sends baseband modulated signal. The transmitter has the following parameters: datarate : 520 Ksps (min), 64,44 Msps (max) Bandwidth: BW = 56 MHz (...
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I will use AD9361 as a transmitter of a modulated baseband signal. The modulated baseband signal is implemented in FPGA/SDK. AD9361 has real-time bandwidth of 56MHz but we have maximum 61.44 MSPS data ...
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I recently started working with the ADXL345 Accelerometer and got a bit confused on what's the difference between the data rate and bandwidth. From the ADXL345 datasheet p14, we can see the different ...
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I'm trying to understand what would prevent a 1 GbE non-optical slip-ring from transmitting 10GbE, 40GbE or even 100/200/400GbE. They all have 'metallic'/copper variants (backplane or short cable) and ...
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An ADC has a source synchronous output interface and is to be interfaced with an FPGA. The ADC can communicate using single ended CMOS, DDR CMOS and DDR LVDS. How do I know what is the fastest rate ...
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Optic fiber sends more data more quickly. But if you look at the Google Fiber map you will see that only the local connections are optic. The rest of the world is almost entirely copper, right? So won’...
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I would like to get an idea of how fast SDRAM accesses should be. If I have a 32-bit ARM based processor running at 500MHz accessing an SDR sdram device clocked at 166MHz, what sort of read/write ...
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I have been studying various IO standards used for various PCIe generations? I understand that PCIe Gen-3 uses LVDS, LVPECL and PCML. I would like to learn what are the standards used for other ...
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My task is to simulate a two-way data transmission microwave link. The fixed parameters are distance, transmitter power, carrier frequencies, bandwidth, receiver noise figure, intermediate frequency, ...
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