Transmitter Test for Serial Data Applications
With increasing signal speeds in today's designs, identifying tight amplitude and timing margins are critical to the success or failure of your development program.
Tektronix oscilloscopes for transmitter testing have the industry-best signal fidelity and the lowest noise floor to provide you with the measurement accuracy to perform critical rise-time, jitter and noise measurements with confidence.
Measurement solutions such as jitter and eye analysis tools, de-embedding and equalization software allow for analysis of the most challenging system designs.
Webinars
- The Case of the Closing Eye Webinar
The origins of digital problems often lie in the analog realm. See how signal integrity analysis can help you keep your eyes open.
View All Serial Data Webinars
These webinars will cover serial data fundamentals including clock recovery, jitter analysis and compliance testing. Additional advanced topics include receiver testing and equalization.
Application Notes
The Basics of Serial Data Compliance and Validation Measurements
This primer is designed to help you understand the common aspects of serial data transmission and to explain the analog and digital measurement requirements that apply to these emerging serial technologies.Understanding and Characterizing Timing Jitter
Timing jitter is the unwelcome companion of all electrical systems that use voltage transitions to represent timing information. This paper focuses primarily on jitter in electrical systems.An Introduction to Clock Recovery: Critical Aspects in Test and Measurements in High Speed Serial Designs
A primer on clock recovery, dealing with high-speed serial data rates doubling and tripling.How Do You Get the Most Out of Your Tektronix Performance Oscilloscope?
Understand the important signal acquisition and usability features of your oscilloscope to achieve quicker results.Equalization and Serial Data Link Analysis Methods (SDLA) with 80SJNB Advanced
This application note describes test and measurement methodology used by serial data standards running on lossy/dispersive channels which close the eye diagram at the receiver, and where equalization (FFE/DFE) is used to to open the eye.- View All
