Events

 

Date: Wednesday, April 17
Time: 2PM Eastern / 11AM Pacific

Join Teledyne LeCroy for this two-part webinar series in which we instruct on proper procedures and techniques for setting up and making a reproducible and accurate high-speed signal measurement. Each session will run approximately 60 minutes including live Q&A.

Presented By: Patrick Connally, Teledyne LeCroy Senior Product Marketing Manager

Who should attend? Design, qualification and validation engineers who are working with high-speed signals (100 ps rise time, >5 GHz bandwidth, or >5 Gb/s).

What will  attendees learn? How to connect to and accurately measure high-speed signals with an oscilloscope.

In this webinar, we describe how to optimize your oscilloscope setup, make measurements accurately, explain the serial data signal spectrum, and provide background and tips/techniques to optimize for serial data eye diagram and jitter.

Topics to be covered in this webinar:

• Optimizing your high-speed oscilloscope setup
• Using response modes, bandwidth limits, and de-embedding
• Oscilloscope measurement fundamentals
• Understanding your serial data signal spectrum
• Basic and advanced serial data jitter and eye diagram measurements

 

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Date: Thursday, April 25
Time: 2PM Eastern
Duration: 30 minutes, Includes Live Q&A

 

In this webinar we explain and provide examples of spurious free dynamic range (SFDR) measurements in an oscilloscope analog-to-digital converter (ADC). We also provide advice as to when to be concerned with SFDR performance and when the ADC spurs can be effectively ignored.

 

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Date: Wednesday, May 1, 2024
Time:  11AM Pacific / 2PM Eastern
Duration: 60 minutes

DisplayPort™ Compliance Test Overview From USB-C® to Native DisplayPort 2.1

In this webinar, we review the latest PHY test requirements DisplayPort 2.1. Source and Sink test updates and new VESA compliance program requirements. Also, the latest on USB Type-C® LRD (Linear Re-Driver) cable testing which extend Ultra-high Bit Rate (UHBR) video links up to 2-3 meters.

Topics to be covered in this webinar:

• DisplayPort 2.1 Source and Sink Testing Updates
• VESA Compliance Program Updates
• USB Type-C Linear Re-driver (LRD) Cable Testing

Who should attend? Electrical validation and test engineers responsible for making sure their company’s or client’s DisplayPort designs are compliant the latest Compliance Test Specifications (CTS).

What attendees will learn: Attendees will learn the latest status of DisplayPort electrical compliance tools and the VESA test program.

Presenter:  Mike Engbretson, Product Marketing Manager, Teledyne LeCroy

 

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EMF and Health – Basics on EMF Safety Assessment

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Date: Thursday, May 9
Time: 2PM Eastern / 11AM Pacific

 

In this webinar, Eric provides a brief intro to using a function generator and understanding its output impedance by measuring its Thevenin voltage and its Thevenin resistance. These two figures of merit are compared as settings of the function generator are changed.

 

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Date: Wednesday, May 15, 2024
Time:  11AM Pacific / 2PM Eastern
Duration: 60 minutes

PCI Express 7.0 Transmitter Characterization
Comparison of Simulated to Measured Results on First Silicon

In this webinar, we present results of Alphawave Semi’s Input/Output Buffer Information Specification algorithmic modeling interface (IBIS-AMI) as measured by Teledyne LeCroy’s WaveMaster^® 8650HD 65 GHz, 12-bit high-definition oscilloscope (HDO^®) and Serial Data Analysis Expert (SDAX) software for PCIe^® 7.0.

This demonstration is indicative of the types of tests that could be expected to be performed on similar 128 Gigabit per second (Gbps) DSP-based Serializer-Deserializer (SerDes) transmitting PCIe 7.0 signals.

Topics to be covered in this webinar:

• PCIe 7.0 transmitter jitter
• PCIe 7.0 transmitter modeling
• PCIe 7.0 pulse response
• PCIe 7.0 signal-to-noise-and-distortion ratio (SNDR).

Who should attend? Engineers who will be involved in designs of PCIe 7.0 serial data links.

What attendees will learn: The types of tests that may be required in PCIe 7.0 and how those tests are performed.

Presenter:  Anthony Mickens, Product Marketing Manager, Teledyne LeCroy

 

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Date: Thursday, May 23
Time: 2PM Eastern
Duration: 30 minutes, Includes Live Q&A

 

In this webinar we explain the difference between oscilloscope offset and position, how to measure signal DC offset with an oscilloscope, and how to utilize oscilloscope offset adjustments to simplify measurements on power rails and other floating signals. Lastly, we explain how applied oscilloscope DC offset reduces accuracy of the absolute amplitude measurement.

 

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Date: Tuesday, June 4, 2024
Time:  11AM Pacific / 2PM Eastern
Duration: 60 minutes

What Information is Provided by Controlled Area Network (CAN) Eye Diagrams?

Eye diagrams are a widely used method to quickly assess the signal integrity of serial data systems. In this webinar, we will explain how to create eye diagrams using an oscilloscope and how they can be applied to Controller Area Network (CAN) systems.

Topics to be covered in this webinar:

• Creating eye diagrams for CAN signals
• Separation of arbitration and data phases of CAN signals
• Interpreting information from filtered eye diagrams
• Using eye diagram information to evaluate CAN networks

Who should attend? Engineers who want to create the most robust, efficient, and failure-proof designs using CAN serial data signals.

What attendees will learn: Attendees will learn what an eye diagram describes about the CAN physical layer signal, and how to use simple CAN eye diagram tools to debug problems with CAN signaling.

Presenter:  Thomas Stüber, Product Marketing Manager, Teledyne LeCroy

 

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Date: Thursday, June 13
Time: 2PM Eastern / 11AM Pacific

 

In this webinar, Eric provides a brief intro to using a function generator and understanding its output impedance by measuring its Thevenin voltage and its Thevenin resistance. These two figures of merit are compared as settings of the function generator are changed.

 

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Date: Thursday, June 27
Time: 2PM Eastern
Duration: 30 minutes, Includes Live Q&A

 

In this webinar we explain the difference between a real-time oscilloscope and a sampling oscilloscope in terms of their architectures and typical applications for each.

 

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