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You are here: Home / Analyzer / Pulse pattern generator, error detector help size up 400-GbE optical modules

Pulse pattern generator, error detector help size up 400-GbE optical modules

November 27, 2018 By Lee Teschler Leave a Comment

The 64-Gbaud PAM4 Pulse Pattern Generator (PPG) and 32-Gbaud PAM4 Error Detector (ED) modules support 400 GbE and Over 400G bit error rate (BER) tests for Anritsu’s Signal Quality Analyzer-R MP1900A BERT. With the modules installed, the MP1900A provides engineers with high signal quality and excellent Rx sensitivity to more accurately verify the performance of 400-GbE optical modules and devices being designed for high-speed communications systems.

Anritsu developed the 64-Gbaud PAM4 PPG and 32-Gbaud PAM4 ED to support anritsu evaluation of equipment and devices using either the 26.5625-Gbaud PAM4x8 lanes or 53.125-Gbaud PAM4x4 lane methods. The introduction of the MP1900A PAM4 modules addresses the market need for solutions that can accurately measure devices designed for high-speed, large-capacity transmissions such as those for 5G and cloud services.

The new PPG can output PAM4 signals up to 64 Gbaud and has the world’s best Tr/Tf of 8.5 ps and intrinsic jitter of 170 fs. It has a multichannel synchronize function that can expand up to four channels, and an emphasis function that corrects signals degraded by transmission path loss for more accurate measurement results. With high sensitivity performance of 23mV, the 32-Gbaud PAM4 ED module supports an embedded clock recovery function required for Rx jitter tolerance test, as well as PAM4 symbol error measurements.

Configured with the new modules, the Signal Quality Analyzer-R MP1900A can generate high-quality PAM4 signals. This best-in-class performance allows the true performance of 400GbE optical modules and devices to be tested with adequate margin to satisfy industry specifications for the first time.

The Signal Quality Analyzer-R MP1900A is a leading PAM4 BER tester for the Over 400G market and supports a generation of high-speed signals, as well as analysis of signal performance. Its multichannel expandability allows simultaneous measurements of multiple lanes for faster test times. Additionally, the MP1900A can be easily configured with jitter and noise addition functions to create an all-in-one test solution for evaluating Rx sensitivity to improve development and testing efficiency.

Anritsu Corp., 490 Jarvis Drive, Morgan Hill, CA 95037-2809, (408) 778-2000, www.anritsu.com

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