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["Bill Woodruff" <Bill.Woodruff@xxxxxxxxx>]

I had fun trying to illustrate equalization in the frequency domain.  My CDC
paper is posted at http://www.velio.com/downloads/Why_5G_Critical-1.pdf and
http://www.velio.com/downloads/Why_5G_Critical-2.pdf.

Bill Woodruff
bill.woodruff@xxxxxxxxx
408 474 0735

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> Doug,
>
> You probably will find the spec sheet on National Semi's adaptive cable
> equalizer device (CLC014) interesting as well.
>
> Roger Rees
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Doug Brooks [mailto:doug@xxxxxxxxxx]
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> The keynote speaker at PCB East 2002 was Dr. Henri Merkelo, Director
> Ultrahigh Speed Digital Electronics, atSpeed Technologies Corporation. He
> gave an interesting presentation showing how absorption losses in
> dielectrics could result in eye diagrams that were virtually closed. But,
> with the addition of basic RC equalization circuits, the losses could be
> compensated for, and normal eye diagrams restored.
>
> Can anyone refer me to other articles or presentations that are available
> on the web that discuss this type of issue? I'd like to learn
> more about it.
>
> Doug Brooks
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