Well, it's that time for another installment in our summer Covid-19 webinar
series. Rich Mellitz will be giving a great presentation on Thursday
Noise and Simulation Correlation
Presented by: Richard Mellitz
Thursday, Sept 10
11:15 a.m. PT | 2:15 p.m. ET
Opinions on correlation range from intuitive to scientific. The presentation
opens with an introduction of statistical terms. A simple example is used to
illustrate a key question, "What is the purpose of the correlation?"
An example of 100 Gbs / PAM-4 signaling correlation segues into BER
correlation. Methods using noise parameters in COM are then used to correlate
measured BER and simulated BER.
https://samtec.zoom.us/webinar/register/1715911140640/WN_E2S1CUu5TbWQy2W0uNXyeg
Future Sessions:
Sept 24 | Periodic Discontinuities | Gustavo Blando
Oct 8 | Resonances, Modes and Cutoff Frequencies | Kelly Garrison
Oct 22 | Crosstalk Mitigation Strategies in 75 Ohm 12G-SDI Systems
Scott McMorrow, CTO Signal Integrity Group
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