IEEE P802.3ch Multi-gig Automotive Ethernet PHY Task Force

802.3 Plenary Meeting, March 5 - 8, 2018

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Title	Presenters(s)	Affiliation(s)
Agenda (01a)	Steve Carlson, Chair, P802.3ch Task Force	High Speed Design, Inc., Robert Bosch GmbH. Marvell
Unconfirmed Minutes	Jon Lewis	Dell EMC
Ad hoc report	George Zimmerman, Ad Hoc Chair	CME Consulting/CommScope, LTC, Aquantia
Editor's Report – P802.3ch Draft 0.2.2 Automotive Environmental Requirements	Natalie Wienckowski, Chief Editor	GM
IEEE Process

David Law

Hewlett-Packard Enterprise

Copper Link Segment
NGAuto Channel Modeling and Analysis (01b)	Bert Bergner, Eric DiBiaso	TE Connectivity
P802.3ch channel measurement results	Thomas Müller	Rosenberger
P802.3ch channel parameter study (02a)	Thomas Müller	Rosenberger
Potential Multi-Gig Ethernet Topologies (01a)	Natalie Wienckowski	GM
POTENTIAL MULTI-GIG ETHERNET TOPOLOGIES	Doug Oliver Jim Lawlis	Ford
Channel Selection Tradeoffs for Automotive 2.5G/5.0G/10Gbps (01d)	Ramin Farjadrad	Aquantia
3GHZ BANDWITDH STP CABLES USE FOR 2,5/5/10GB/S SPEED GRADES (01c)	Olaf Grau	Robert Bosch
Impact of used frequency spectrum on the automotive harness (02b)	Olaf Krieger Christoph Wechsler Keld Lange	Volkwagen Audi Porsche
Typical Automotive Harness Topologies (01a)	Olaf Krieger Christoph Wechsler Keld Lange	Volkwagen Audi Porsche

802.3CH ACHIEVABLE DATA RATES	Conrad Zerna	Fraunhofer
Objectives (EEE, Start-up, etc.)
P802.3ch PHY Power and PoDL	Natalie Wienckowski	GM


PHY



Working Sessions on Output
P802.3ch Ad Hoc Notes	Natalie Wienckowski	GM
IEEE802.3ch Timing and Next Steps	Natalie Wienckowski	GM
IEEE802.3ch Timing and Next Steps with Timeline	Natalie Wienckowski	GM