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Hitting the 10Gbps backplane mark

Posted: 01 Jul 2004

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Keywords: backplane asic assp ber pam

[Summary of tips] To reach the 10Gb backplane plateau, designers need Serdes that can accommodate dynamic environmental conditions.View the PDF document for more information.

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What is an ASIC?
An application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) is an IC that is customised for a specific application (end product or a closely related family of end products), such as a chip which is designed to run a cellular handset.

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