[volt-nuts] Generating a square waveform 2Gbps
Rob Klein
rob.klein at smalldesign.nl
Sun Apr 18 15:35:03 UTC 2010
Hi,
As someone who considers anything above 100MHz as Black Magic, I'm
afraid I can't really help you.
Most Volt-Nuts are bound to be more DC oriented anyway, so I would
advise you to post your query
on [1]the Time-Nuts list. Lots of folks with multi-GHz experience
there.
Do you actually require those ten signals to be individually
controllable/configurable, or would some sort
of distribution amplifier, driven from your generator, do?
Best regards,
Rob.
AlBundy schreef:
Hi list:
I have reading this list some months, but always in "read-only mode".
This is my first post.
My work is a bit strange: I make endurance test on electronic
components, comparing characteristics
of the samples before and after the tests.
My work now is with a module that needs differential input signal
(LVDS) at 2Gbps.
Normally we use a commercial pulse pattern generator with differential
capabilities to test only one module each time,
but now we need to generate 10 modules simultaneously.
I have searching integrated circuits working as oscillators able to
generate signals up to Gbps, but
I can only find commercial circuits up to Mbps.
Could you give some good indication, please?
Best regards
--
AlBundy
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