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Dear
François I fully agree, ELTCTL is more relevant. It would be good to have all parameters measured at different lengths, in our case 500 m and 100 m, which are not linearly scaled with IL. For
RL, I cannot give you typical link configurations, normally we use up to 4 connectors for 100 m, the maximum length of 500 m may consist of 5 connectors if I remember our goals correctly. The input should come from PHY manufacturers on which link configurations
they see as most critical to run simulations. Best regards Von: Francois Beauregard <Francois.Beauregard@xxxxxxxxxx>
Hello Peter, TCTL vs. ELTCTL We published TCTL earlier in 2023 because the Insertion Loss of the cable prototype was not smooth above 60 Mhz. I am sorry that we didn’t update the plot with the new 500m test datas. But ELTCTL is more relevant.
TCTL = Scd21(dB) ELTCTL = Scd21 (dB) – Sdd21 (dB) Did you mean that it should be valuable to measure S-parameters at different lengths? In order to assess parameters that cannot be assumed linearly scaled with IL? RL The measurements were done on a single piece of 500m cable, no connectors. For simulation purpose, we could define typical link configurations and add connectivity impairements. Francois Beauregard From: Peter Fischer <p.fischer@xxxxxx>
External Message:Use caution before opening links or attachments Dear François and all I have few questions:
Best regards Von: Francois Beauregard <00002cfd85cd2c3d-dmarc-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Hello Georges, These are a new set of S-parameters for 18AWG-500m cable; the phase issue has been corrected by doing interpolation above 32Mhz. Sdd, Scd, Sdc : S2p touchtone formatted, 125kHz to 100 MHz, step 125kHz SPE100 : excel format Sdd11, Sdd22, Sdd21, Scd11, Scd22, Scd21, 125kHz to 100MHz, step 125kHz Regards Francois Beauregard From: George Zimmerman <george@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
External Message:Use caution before opening links or attachments Francios – did you compare the phase response? That was what tingting mentioned in her email. Sometimes phase responses (particularly at low frequencies) get messed up due to various
processing techniques. These are important for extracting time-domain simulations. They also are a bit tricky to scale properly with length. From:
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On Behalf Of Francois Beauregard Hello Tingting, I scaled down the 500m measurements to 100m. The IL was found to be in good agreement with the model proposed by Voss/Wachtel Regards Francois Beauregard From: zhangtingting (O) <00001e92abc91102-dmarc-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
External Message:Use caution before opening links or attachments Hi, I found that the phase calculated from the real and imag of S21 in the online Excel seems to weird. Besides, the frequency step is
0.125MHz for frequencies less than 32MHz, and increases to 0.25MHz after 32MHz. If the correct measurement data of 500m channel is not available, LT Spice model has to be used to get S parameters for time domain simulation. The online presentation associated with the LT Spice model is wrong (incorrect link). Do the inline connectors need to be included
for the 500m channel, or just cascade five 100m segments? Thanks Best wishes, Tingting To unsubscribe from the STDS-802-3-SPEP2P list, click the following link:
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