PAM-2 on a 1 Meter Backplane Channel

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PAM-2 on a 1 Meter Backplane Channel Pravin Patel (IBM) Mike Li (Altera) Scott Kipp (Brocade) Adam Healey (LSI) Mike Dudek (Qlogic) Karl Muth (TI) September 2011 1

Supporters Myles Kimmit (Emulex) Fred Fu (Huawei) David Ofelt (Juniper) Jeff Maki (Juniper) Zhiping Yang (Cisco) Sang Song (Semetech) Tom Palkert (Xilinx) Mounir Meghelli (IBM) Troy Beukema (IBM) John Ewen (IBM) Barry Barnet (IBM) Dave Stauffer (IBM) Brian Welch (Luxtera) Mark Bugg (Molex) Iain Robertson (Texas Instruments) Faouzi Chaahoub (Avago) Rita Horner (Avago) Shawn Searles (AMD) Ziad Hatab ( Vitesse) Frank Chang ( Vitesse) George Noh ( Vitesse) Peerouz Amleshi (Molex) Ryan Latchman (Mindspeed) Francois Tremblay (Gennum) David Brown (Gennum) Jonathan King (Finisar) Piers Dawe (IPtronics) Jitendra Mohan (National Semiconductor) 2

Meeting the 1 Meter Objective The 1 meter objective is a lofty goal, but this presentation shows that PAM-2 (NRZ) is technically feasible on a measured channel without Forward Error Correction (FEC) This presentation shows simulations from multiple companies with an open eye over a 39.2 channel with two connectors and less then 30dB of loss budget This channel is available on the 802.3bj website at: http://www.ieee802.org/3/100gcu/public/channel.html (patel_02_0911.pdf) We encourage other companies to verify the results with their simulations 3

8023.bj Objectives 4

1 Meter Backplane Channel Construction: SMA Connectors Card 1 SMA to SMA =39.2 Impact Connectors Card 2 SMA Connectors Card 1 Backplane Card 2 Length 5.1 29 5.1 Board Thickness (mils) 110 250 110 Trace Widths/spacing/Width (mils) 5.7/9.3/5.7 7.0/9.0/7.0 5.7/9.3/5.7 Trace Copper Foil VLP HVLP VLP # of Layers 14 26 14 5 Backplane All Printed Circuit Boards: Signal Layer: 1 oz copper Stripline: Yes Material: Megtron 6 Via stub: ~ 10mil Differential Impedance: 100 Ohm +/- 10%

1.0 Meter Channel Response (1 of 3) Insertion Loss 50 Return Loss Insertion Loss (db) Insertion Loss of 29.2dB* at 12.89GHz Return Loss (db) 40 30 20 Return Loss 6 0 5 10 15 20 Frequency (GHz) 10 0 10GBASE-KR Return Loss Minimum 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 Frequency (GHz) *The loss of this 1m channel is equivalent to the loss of a 29 inch improved FR-4 channel (see Georgen_01_0511.pdf)

1.0 Meter Channel Response (2 of 3) Insertion Loss Deviation Insertion Loss Deviation (db) Scaled ILD Max from 10GBASE-KR Scaled ILD Min from 10GBASE-KR ILD 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 7 Frequency (GHz)

1.0 Meter Channel Response (3 of 3) 90 Insertion Loss Ratio - 25GHz Insertion Loss to Crosstalk Ratio 80 ICR ICRmin 70 60 ICR (db ) 50 40 ICR 30 20 ICR Min for 10GBASE-KR 10 0 0.1 1 10 100 Freq. (GHz) 8 Frequency (GHz)

IBM SERDES Simulation Results for the 1 m BP (PAM-2 Signaling) Signal Amplitude (Vpp) Log Bit Error Rate Channel Length (meter) Eye Height (1E-12) Eye Width (1E-12) Eye Height (1E-15) Eye Width (1E-15) Satisfies 1 m and 1E-12 BER objective 9 1.0 29.4mV 24.7% 24.8mV 20.9% Yes Simulation condition: Reference 1

Altera SERDES Simulation Results for the 1m BP (PAM-2 Signaling) Channel Length (meter) Eye Height (1E-12) Eye Width (1E-12) Eye Height (1E-15) Eye Width (1E-15) Satisfies 1 m and 1E-12 BER objective 1.0 42.3 mv 0.469 UI 38.06 mv 0.444 UI Yes 10

LSI simulation results (NRZ) 1E 12 1E 15 1E 18 Channel Length (meter) Eye Height (1E-12) Eye Width (1E-12) Eye Height (1E-15) Eye Width (1E-15) Satisfies 1 m and 1E-12 BER objective 1.0 31 mv 23.3% 23 mv 19% Yes Simulation conditions: Reference 3

TI SERDES Simulation Results for the 1m BP (PAM-2 Signaling) Channel Length (meter) EYE (1E-12) Horizon tal EYE (1E-12) Vertical EYE (1E-15) Horizon tal EYE (1E-15) Channel Loss @12.5Ghz db Satisfies 1 m and 1E-12 BER objective 1.0 33.2mV 27% 24.1mV 21% -28dB Yes

PAM-2 Signaling Standards from 25-28Gbps OIF CEI-25G-LR, CEI-28G-SR, CEI-28G-VSR 32GFC Fibre Channel FDR and EDR InfiniBand Previous PAM-2 Signaling KX, KX4, KR, KR4 Ethernet OIF CEI-6G and CEI-11G 1GFC to 16GFC Fibre Channel SDR to QDR InfiniBand Many more 13

PAM-2 Signaling Benefits 14 Backward compatibility with most ASIC/FPGA implementations One ASIC/FPGA for backplane and module ports Common port for copper and optical Same SERDES design can support multiple standards CEI-25-LR InfiniBand EDR 32G Fibre Channel Experienced debugging environment FEC is not required for this channel to meet the 1E-12 BER objective

Conclusion and Summary Multiple SERDES vendors have demonstrated PAM-2 technical feasibility via simulations of 1 m reach channel with 1e-12 BER and 4 lanes per 802.3 bj objectives The loss of this 1m channel is equivalent to the loss of a channel with 29 inch of improved FR-4 (see Georgen_01_0511.pdf) These simulations were done without FEC that could add significant coding gain that can be used on a higher loss channel Adopting PAM-2 signaling enables IEEE 802.3bj to be compatible with other 25-28 G standards, permitting single SERDES does all, backward compatibility, and large market potential 15

Reference Material 1. Troy Beukema, Line signaling performance comparison on extended loss backplanes,july 2011, Ethernet Alliance --- http://www.ethernetalliance.org/events/technology_exploration_forums/tef_presentations. 2. Mike Li, A Study of 25 Gbps Signaling Over Complied 10G-KR Channels, May 2011, IEEE 802.3 100Gb/s Ethernet Electrical Backplane and Twinaxial Copper Cable Assemblies Study Group Interim Meeting ---- http://ieee802.org/3/100gcu/public/may11/index.html 3. Adam Healey, Simulation parameters and results template with example, healey_01_1109.xlsx. 4. Analog-DFE-based 16Gb/s SerDes in 40nm CMOS that operates across 34dB loss channels at Nyquist with a baud rate CDR and 1.2Vpp voltage-mode driver Joy, A.K. Mair, H. Hae-Chang Lee Feldman, A. Portmann, C. Bulman, N. Crespo, E.C. Hearne, P. Huang, P. Kerr, B. Khandelwal, P. Kuhlmann, F. Lytollis, S. Machado, J. Morrison, C. Morrison, S. Rabii, S. Rajapaksha, D. Ravinuthula, V. Surace, G. Page(s): 350-351 settings used: Tx and Rx equalization capabilities Tx: FIR 3-taps, 1 pre-, one post cursor Rx: CTLE (15 db max) + DFE (15-tap DFE) Signal modulation: PAM-2 TI's Matlab simulation environment Data pattern: prbs2^31-1, 6x2^20 bit Vod: 1.2mVpp 16