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Title: Introducing the TDS6000C


1
Introducing the TDS6000C
Best Real-time Oscilloscope
2
Agenda
  • Industry, Applications, Measurements
  • Are there common requirements for your
    applications?
  • Introducing the New TDS6000C Series DSOs
  • What is the technology behind these products

3
Customer Needs Increasing signal speeds
  • Next generation serial data standards

100.0
OC768
CEI
Short
10 GbE
10 GbE
Gbps
CEI
Reach
Long reach
OC192
OC192
XFI
XFI
10.0
-
SXI, TFI
SXI, TFI
4G FibreChannel
h
XAUI
XAUI
OC48
OC48
Rapid IO
Rapid IO
SATA III (6 Gb)
InfiniBand
InfiniBand
PCI Express II (5Gb)
2G FibreChannel
2G FibreChannel
SATA II
SATA II
(3
(3 Gb)
Physical Signaling
Rambus
Rambus
1.0
800
Mhz
RSL
800
Mhz
RSL
HyperTransport
HyperTransport
PCI Express
1394b
PCI Express
1394b
OC12/ST3
OC12/ST3
OC12/ST3
1394b (400
SATA II
SATA II
1394b (400
1394b (400
Optical
Mbps)
(1.5Gb)
(1.5Gb)
Mbps)
Mbps)
GbE (1000 )
Electrical
BaseT
100
100
0.1
BaseT
BaseT
0.01
1990
1992
1994
1996
1998
2000
2002
2004
2006
2008
  • Testing and signal integrity challenges are
    growing as chips and boards increase in operating
    speeds and densities

4
Customer Needs - Increasing Complexity
  • Compare PCI, PCI Express activity over the same
    time interval . . .
  • Traditional voltage vs. time display is
    insufficient for insight into signaling activity

5
Business Challenges from Serial Data
Implementation
USB 2.0
  • Myriad of standards organizations and working
    groups to track
  • Requires time and expertise
  • End user products often contain multiple new
    standards
  • Integration and testing are of paramount
    importance
  • Design and debug efficiency are critical to meet
    Time to Market pressures
  • Never before has technology of this magnitude
    flowed so rapidly into consumer level products

10/100/1000 Ethernet
Serial ATA
PCI Express (16x)
FBDIMM
6
Introducing theTDS6000C DSO Series
  • Fast

Uncompromised Performance for Demanding
Applications
7
Addressing Customer Needs for High Speed Serial
Data Design, Debug and Compliance
  • Worlds best performing oscilloscope and probing
    solution
  • A superior solution in every way
  • Leverages highest performing SiGe from IBM
  • Uncompromised performance for fast serial data
    standards
  • Nearly 90 faster than previous generation and
    15 faster than any other oscilloscope
  • Pinpoint Trigger System with 3.125 Gb/s serial
    pattern, protocol trigger and data decode
  • Serial data/jitter analysis for next generation
    standards
  • Differential Probing with fast rise-time, high
    bandwidth and best signal fidelity

8
An Entirely New Front-End, SiGe at Heart
  • Partner with IBM, world leading technology
    company
  • Most advanced production qualified SiGe
    capabilities
  • Optimized for high-data rate and high frequency
    response
  • 0.18-micron BiCMOS SiGe technology (3rd
    generation)
  • High-performance SiGe combined with CMOS
  • Higher level of integration improving overall
    signal integrity
  • New Pre-Amp
  • High bandwidth
  • Improved signal integrity
  • New Track-and-Hold
  • Achieving 40 GS/s
  • Time base stability
  • ADC Interleaving
  • Flexible architecture
  • Longer effective record length

9
Best of Analog, Best of Digital15 GHz Bandwidth
with User Selectable DSP
  • Highest bandwidth at 15 GHz with DSP
  • True analog bandwidth 12 GHz
  • Guarantee both analog (12 GHz) and DSP (15 GHz)
  • Benefits of DSP enhancement
  • Extended bandwidth and faster rise-time (15 GHz)
  • More accurate measurements with calibrated
    magnitude and phase response (12 GHz 15 GHz)
  • Matched channels channel-channel, unit-unit (12
    GHz 15 GHz)
  • User selectable
  • Independent On/Off control on each channel

10
Acquisition Capability
  • Capture necessary long PRBS patterns 223-1
    requires 1.4ms _at_ 6 Gb/s
  • Analyze spread spectrum clock (SSC) modulation
  • Get the time resolution for low frequency noise
    measurements
  • Need simultaneous long record length and high
    sample rate at 40GS/s
  • Required Time Window

11
Why is Jitter Noise Floor important?
  • JNF establishes the lower limit of jitter
    measurements you can make using the oscilloscope.
  • Includes effects of noise, aperture uncertainty,
    time base stability, and interleaving error.
  • High Performance Real Time oscilloscopes have
    software that extracts the clock from serial data
    post-capture
  • JIT3v2, RT-Eyev2
  • Time Interval Error (T.I.E.) measures the timing
    of all edges captured in the memory.
  • How is JNF measured on a real signal? A very
    stable clock is acquired. The T.I.E of all edges
    is measured. The standard deviation of this TIE
    is the JNF, the lower limit of jitter
    measurements on this scope.
  • Like any real measurement, the characteristics of
    the device measured effect the results.
  • High speed clock directly from the BERT is used.
  • Sine waves are not valid because they do not
    represent fast edges.
  • Data signals are not valid because they include
    data-dependent jitter.

12
TDS6000C has the industrys lowest Jitter Noise
Floor Competitors have gt2X-3X higher Jitter
Noise Floor
Time Interval Error Std Dev
TDS6154C Ch1-Ch3 224 fs
TDS6154C Ch1 346 fs
  • Measure Low jitter 2.5GHz clock
  • TIE measured using JIT3 v2
  • 400ns record Tek
  • 40GS/s
  • Both differential and single ended measured
  • Teks superior aperture uncertainty and time base
    stability are increasingly important at higher
    speeds.

13
Amplitude flatness and
E.N.O.B.
Typical ENOB with DSP ON Typical ENOB with DSP ON Typical ENOB with DSP ON
Input Frequency TDS6154C TDS6124C
10MHz 5.5 5.7
1GHz 5.3 5.5
2GHz 5.3 5.5
3GHz 5.1 5.4
4GHz 5.1 5.3
5GHz 5.1 5.3
6GHz 4.9 5.2
7GHz 4.7 5.2
8GHz 4.5 5.2
9GHz 4.5 5.2
10GHz 4.5 5.2
11GHz 4.3 5.2
12GHz 4.3 5.2
13GHz 4.5  
14GHz 4.5  
15GHz 4.5  
14
Linear Phase Generator Phase error not
corrected.
Phase response all four channels with BW on
indicates high degree of channel match. The
vertical axis is phase in radians and the
horizontal axis is frequency in GHz.
. Phase response all four channels with BW OFF.
The vertical axis is phase in radians and the
horizontal axis is frequency in GHz.
15
Triggering
  • Powerful triggering for fast, extensive debugging
  • Extended Pinpoint Trigger System - fastest, most
    complete trigger system available
  • SiGe technology
  • Highest performance in all trigger modes
  • Edge mode sensitivity to 9GHz (typical)
  • Glitch/Pulse Widths to 100ps
  • RMS jitter lt1.1ps (typical)
  • New 3.125Gb/s serial pattern triggering

Typical Triggering Systems 17 combinations
Pinpoint 1445 combinations
16
Why do Customers Need High Bandwidth?
  • Providing the accurate measurements required for
    next generation standards
  • TDS6154C is able to measure rise times of 30ps
    (20-80) within 5 accuracy

Risetime error TDS6150C. Also risetime error of
15GHz Gausian
  • Actual measurement 30 ps within 5 accuracy

17
Protocol Trigger for Serial Data Option PTD
  • Efficiently Debug Serial Implementations
  • Trigger on protocol primitives and characters in
    real-time
  • Select patterns from a list of standard-specific
    primitives
  • Specify 8b/10b encoded characters and sequences
    for trigger
  • Trigger on 8b/10b coding errors (e.g. disparity
    or character error)
  • True triggering, not merely pattern search post
    acquisition

Only oscilloscope in the world with real-time
protocol triggering
18
Live DemoUWB WiMedia Power Spectral Density
channel power mask test
  • Power Spectral Density
  • Channel power
  • UWB WiMedia identifies RF signal as TFC6

This prototype radio has a spur at 4.5GHz. Note
circles on PSD plot and line on spectrogram at
4.5GHz Radio is operating in FFI mode.
19
Questions?
20
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