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Re: [802.3_B10GAUTO] Question Follow-up - IL limit to achieve 25Gbps over 11m



Hi Sujan and all,

 

Regarding your questions

  • The AFE noise you considered for calculation is dBm/Hz or dB/Hz?
    • The AFE noise is given in dBm/Hz. I did not notice the typo until after I had uploaded the spreadsheet.
  • You mentioned ‘EC Connector Cancellation [%]  = 100%’, is that corresponds to 5dB EC cancellation you assumed?
    • No, the 100% and the 5dB are two separate things. In this model I use separate RL models for connectors and for cable micro reflections. The 100% means that I assume that the connector echo is completely canceled. The 5dB is the additional echo cancelation of the micro-reflections.
  • -40dB micro-reflection is after echo cancellation or before cancellation?
    • The -40dB is the micro-reflections before echo cancelation, but excluding the connector echo. The connector echo is created separately.

 

Please let me know if this answers your questions, or if you would like a more detailed explanation.

 

Ragnar

 

From: Sujan Pandey <sujan.pandey@xxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, October 29, 2020 4:20 AM
To: STDS-802-3-B10GAUTO@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [EXT] Re: [802.3_B10GAUTO] Question Follow-up - IL limit to achieve 25Gbps over 11m

 

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Hi Ragnar,

 

Thank you for sharing the results.

Just quick questions to make sure that we are on same page in terms understanding the number you have shown in the table because I hate guessing  them ;-)

  • The AFE noise you considered for calculation is dBm/Hz or dB/Hz?
  • You mentioned ‘EC Connector Cancellation [%]  = 100%’, is that corresponds to 5dB EC cancellation you assumed?
  • -40dB micro-reflection is after echo cancellation or before cancellation?

 

Kind regards,

Sujan

 

 

 

From: Ragnar Jonsson [mailto:rjonsson@xxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Wednesday, October 28, 2020 5:33 PM
To: STDS-802-3-B10GAUTO@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [802.3_B10GAUTO] Question Follow-up - IL limit to achieve 25Gbps over 11m

 

All,

 

As a follow-up on today’s question about the limit line if we want to achieve 25Gbps over 11 meters, it would depend on the modulation (line code) used. I have enclosed an example for the PAM-4 modulation similar to 802.3ch. In this particular example I chose to use about 3dB margin. With different modulation (line code) and different margin assumptions we will get slightly different insertion loss requirements. So what I have included in this email, should be considered an example. This is NOT a formal proposal for what the IL target should be.

 

Ragnar

 

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