Feb 11, 2014 #1 Z zionico90 Member level 2 Joined Nov 28, 2013 Messages 48 Helped 0 Reputation 0 Reaction score 0 Trophy points 6 Activity points 369 Hi, I should simulate a Twisted pair using low voltage differential signal. I know this parameters for the signal: Trise=tfall= 1.2 ns Working at 200 mb/s Which is the frequency in Mhz?25MHz?
Hi, I should simulate a Twisted pair using low voltage differential signal. I know this parameters for the signal: Trise=tfall= 1.2 ns Working at 200 mb/s Which is the frequency in Mhz?25MHz?
Feb 11, 2014 #2 barry Advanced Member level 7 Joined Mar 31, 2005 Messages 6,541 Helped 1,206 Reputation 2,424 Reaction score 1,431 Trophy points 1,393 Location California, USA Activity points 35,578 I assume you mean 200 Mega-bits-per-second. That's 200MHz; I don't know how you got 25MHz. If you want to know the bandwidth of your edges, that's : F=0.35/tr==>292Mhz.
I assume you mean 200 Mega-bits-per-second. That's 200MHz; I don't know how you got 25MHz. If you want to know the bandwidth of your edges, that's : F=0.35/tr==>292Mhz.
Feb 11, 2014 #3 A Analog Ground Full Member level 4 Joined Nov 22, 2013 Messages 191 Helped 55 Reputation 110 Reaction score 55 Trophy points 28 Location Vermont, USA Activity points 1,345 Just a quibble. A bit rate of 200 Mbits per second has a fundamental frequency of 100 MHz. A string of alternating 1-0-1-0... at 200 MBits per second would look like a 100 MHz signal with harmonics defined by the rise and fall times.
Just a quibble. A bit rate of 200 Mbits per second has a fundamental frequency of 100 MHz. A string of alternating 1-0-1-0... at 200 MBits per second would look like a 100 MHz signal with harmonics defined by the rise and fall times.
Feb 12, 2014 #4 Z zionico90 Member level 2 Joined Nov 28, 2013 Messages 48 Helped 0 Reputation 0 Reaction score 0 Trophy points 6 Activity points 369 It Is particular signal in which the clock data is 01001101001