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32Gbps transceiver from Altera

14.04.2013

The industry's first 32 Gbps transceiver implemented using programmable logic was introduced by Altera. According to the developers, this is an important milestone in the development of transceiver technology. The demonstration sample was based on an FPGA chip manufactured using the 20nm TSMC 20SoC process technology.

According to Altera, the expectations of customers participating in the early adopter program who are interested in using the next generation of Altera field-programmable gate arrays in high-throughput products are confirmed in practice. The company is said to be the only manufacturer to mass-ship 28nm FPGAs with integrated transceivers that support 28Gbps.

The transceiver in the demo showed random jitter values of 240 fs and a total jitter of about 9 ps. These parameters are well within the requirements that will be required in next-generation systems with a throughput of 100 Gbps.

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