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28 / 97 page ![]() GS3281 Final Data Sheet Rev.7 PDS-061453 January 2019 28 of 97 Semtech Proprietary & Confidential www.semtech.com The vertical and horizontal scan information is useful when adjusting pre-emphasis and equalization of a link. However, once this is accomplished, it may be sufficient to use the eye scanner to only monitor jitter by setting the offsets to simply slice the eye at the centre offset position, thus obtaining a simple 128 sample horizontal scan. A horizontal eye can be configured to run in just over a millisecond. In addition to the spatial parameters, the sample time, and thus the bit error rate resolution for the eye scan can be adjusted; longer scans can detect finer bit error rates. However, this proportionally increases the total scan time. The sample time in microseconds is determined by a 32-bit time-out value split across two 16 bit registers. See Table 4-6 for the register addresses and parameter names of the time-out eye scan parameters. For example, using the default spatial and temporal measurement scan parameters, the scan time is approximately 6.6 seconds (32768 x 2 x100μs). However, by changing the vertical and horizontal step size to 4, the scan time can be reduced to 400ms (2048x2x100μs). The error count information can be used as is to determine the minimum inner contour based on the measurement time. However, the basic data can be post processed to determine things like error rate, and error threshold. The following equations provide guidance for user post-processing: Equation 4-1 Contour maps can be created by defining error rate thresholds, and grouping sampled points that fall between thresholds. For example: Equation 4-2 Some sampling scopes provide eye maps with BER contours; similar limited BER contour approximations can be obtained from the eye scan by using BER threshold groups. For example: Equation 4-3 error 1rate sample 1error1count sample 1time -------------------------------------------------------------- = sample 1time error 1rate1threshold11 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ sample1error1threshold sample 1time error 1rate1threshold12 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ sample 1time1x1data1rate error 1rate1threshold11 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- sample1error1threshold sample1time1x1data1rate error 1rate1threshold12 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
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