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Is this device able to receive 2.5G SGMII signals?
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There was a thread about issues in a 1000BASE-X test setup, without a resolution shown.
Is this device able to receive 2.5G SGMII signals?
Hi Mueller,
Typically DS32EL0124 is used with DS32ELX0421 serializer. This is because there is in-band signaling for data frame boundary and synchronization purpose. It could be possible to use these two devices for this application however i haven't come across such a customer design at the moment.
Regards, Nasser
Hi Nasser,
thanks for the hint. I don't find any information about the in-band signaling in the datasheets, but it seems very important to know about.
Where can I find more details, please?
Regards, Joachim
Hi Joachim,
This part is one of the National channel link serializer/deserializer family part. In order to align on word bounday this in-band signaling was used. However, this is not public info about this since it is mainly used between these two devices.
Regards, Nasser
Hi Nasser,
reading the datasheet again I seem to understand that in-band signaling is not used when "Remote Sense" and "DC Balancing" are disabled?
Regards
Joachim
Hi Joachim,
Your understanding is correct. Disabling remote sense and especially DC balance is not recommended and typically device is not used in this mode. DC balance ensures that incoming data has proper frequency bandwidth/content and thus data is sampled/processed correctly.
Regards,Nasser