Webinar – Physical Layer compliance testing of serial Interfaces like Automotive Ethernet, MIPI, PCIe, USB

Summary

In digital standards, every generational change puts new risks in your design path. In the development of high-speed digital designs, Keysight is the only test and measurement company that offers both hardware and software solutions across all stages of the entire design cycle: design and simulation; analysis; debug; and compliance testing. These same tools are essential to signal integrity (SI) analysis, whether you perform it independently or as a tightly interwoven part of the digital design process. Compliance test solutions for such serial standards as automotive Ethernet, MIPI, PCIe, USB, and others are certified to test against the exact specifications of each technology standard.

In the presentation, we will focus on:

• Design and Simulation solutions for Automotive Ethernet (MIPI A-PHY), PCIe5
• Transmitter electrical characteristics validation
• Physical layer compliance testing using oscilloscopes as well as receiver tests using Bit Error Ratio Testers (BERT) and Arbitrary Waveform Generators (AWG).

Speakers

Simon Muff
Application Engineer and Business Development Manager for High Speed Digital and Power Electronics
Keysight Technologies

He works as an Application Engineer and Business Development Manager for High Speed Digital and Power Electronics for Keysight Engineering Design Automation tools since 2018.His experience includes years on Memory Module Design and electrical & thermomechanical Simulation of PCB applications, where he contributed to JEDEC for DDR2 and 3 standardizations. Simon holds several patents in the field of memory system and bus design.

Vitaly Morarenko
Application Engineer & Measurement Expert for Digital Applications
Keysight Technologies

Vitaly Morarenko is an Application Engineer & Measurement Expert for Digital Applications. He received his Engineer’s degree from the leading engineering university of Russia, Bauman Moscow State Technical University (BMSTU), and specialized in electrical engineering, laser and optoelectronic devices and systems. Vitaly joined the Electronic Measurement Group of Agilent in Moscow in 2013 and gained wide and deep theoretical knowledge and practical experience in the implementation of digital debug tools and optical solutions in solving customers’ measurement tasks. He is currently based in Boeblingen, Germany.