[SI-LIST] Re: high speed circuit diagram?

Hi,

I am not sure about the types of ICs you are looking for . But if they are
LVDs or LVPECL ..........National, Onsemi, Semtech, TI make small ICs
running at about 600Mbs.

Hope that helps

Deepali Gupta
Product Engineer
(408)-522-4701
Actel Corporations


-----Original Message-----
From: Juan Manuel [mailto:jtalavera@xxxxxx]
Sent: Wednesday, September 18, 2002 9:53 AM
To: si list
Subject: [SI-LIST] high speed circuit diagram?


Dear SI-List,

I'm wondering if you can help me? I am a postgraduate student
working on a "Design Assistant" for high speed circuit boards - basically a
program which suggests electrical design rules for signal integrity based on
the circuit specifications. I want to design a board for a "high
speed circuit" and build it to prove that the design rules work. I am
however at a loss to find a suitable circuit diagram. Ideally, we want a
circuit:

- already designed (i.e. circuit diagram available)
- a small number (<5) of commercially available not-too-high-pincount IC's
- fast IC switching speeds and/or high operating frequency
- easily testable

Would anyone have suggestions?

Thanks,

Juan Manuel

Juan Manuel Talavera-Martinez
Postgrad Student.
Department of Electronic Engineering
Cork Institute of Technology.
Bishopstown.
Cork.
Ireland
Tel. +353 21 4326859

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