Interconnects are moving from MHz->GHz should you be afraid?: or... "my giga hertz, does yours?"

Chip interfaces, including standards like PCI Express, are increasingly relying on high-speed serial technology. This move from MHz to GHz brings with it a myriad of chip design challenges that many designers have never faced before. This diverse panel of experts in chip and IP mixed-signal design w...

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Main Authors: Nandra, Navraj, Dworsky, Phil, Merritt, Rick, D'Ambrosia, John F., Healey, Adam, Litinsky, Boris, Stonick, John, Abler, Joe
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