<nav id="auoee"><strong id="auoee"></strong></nav>
  • <nav id="auoee"><strong id="auoee"></strong></nav>
    <xmp id="auoee">
  • <xmp id="auoee">
  • high-speed MEMS switch eye diagram performance | B.T - A manufacturer of Solid State Relays, Reed Relays and MEMS Switches.

    The eye diagram is a graphical representation of a signal's quality in digital communication systems. It is formed by superimposing multiple traces of a repetitive signal on a time axis. The resulting waveform resembles an eye, hence the name "eye diagram." The opening and closure of the "eye" correspond to the signal's timing and jitter. The eye diagram is a critical tool in assessing the quality of digital signals. By analyzing the eye diagram, designers can quickly evaluate a signal's integrity and quality, including its timing, jitter, and noise. Additionally, the eye diagram can help identify and diagnose problems with signal transmission and reception, making it a valuable diagnostic tool in digital communication systems. In 2021, Bright Toward launched the high-speed MEMS switch M4AG, powered by Menlo Micro's Ideal Switch, designed for high-speed signals applications. This article shares the eye diagram and high-frequency performance of high-speed MEMS switch M4AG. B.T high-speed MEMS switch eye diagram performance Introduction. Bright Toward Industrial Co., Ltd is a manufacturer of Solid State Relays, Reed Relays and MEMS Switches.. Manufacturer of Opto-MOSFET Solid State Relays, Reed Relays, and RF MEMS Switches. We mainly serve the Semiconductor Testing, ATE, BMS (Battery Management Systems), industrial machinery and Electric Vehicle industries.

    high-speed MEMS switch eye diagram performance

    Bright Toward Industrial Co., Ltd is a manufacturer of Solid State Relays, Reed Relays and MEMS Switches.

    high-speed MEMS switch eye diagram performance

    The eye diagram is a graphical representation of a signal's quality in digital communication systems. It is formed by superimposing multiple traces of a repetitive signal on a time axis. The resulting waveform resembles an eye, hence the name "eye diagram." The opening and closure of the "eye" correspond to the signal's timing and jitter.
    The eye diagram is a critical tool in assessing the quality of digital signals. By analyzing the eye diagram, designers can quickly evaluate a signal's integrity and quality, including its timing, jitter, and noise. Additionally, the eye diagram can help identify and diagnose problems with signal transmission and reception, making it a valuable diagnostic tool in digital communication systems.
    In 2021, Bright Toward launched the high-speed MEMS switch M4AG, powered by Menlo Micro's Ideal Switch, designed for high-speed signals applications. This article shares the eye diagram and high-frequency performance of high-speed MEMS switch M4AG.


    Ryan Hsu/ Nick Lin

    Parallel bus vs. serial bus

    Thanks to the rapid development of communication technology, electronic systems have shifted from traditional parallel buses to serial buses. There are many types of serial signals, such as PCI Express, USB, SPI, and so on. Why is the application of serial buses so widespread?

    Several advantages of serial data transmission are as follows:

    Reduced overall cost due to a lower number of signal lines
    Serial data transmission solves the problem of transmission delays between traditional parallel data
    Because the clock is inserted into the data, the problem of transmission delay between data and clock is eliminated
    PCB design of transmission lines is relatively easier
    Testing the signal integrity is also simpler."

    Formation and Importance of Eye Diagram

    The eye diagram contains rich information and can reveal the impact of noise such as intersymbol interference, allowing for a complete interpretation of the digital signal's characteristics and evaluating the quality of high-speed MEMS switches. Therefore, when selecting switches for use in high-speed IC test interface boards (load boards), the eye diagram analysis of the switches themselves is the core of the analysis of signal integrity in high-speed interconnect systems.

    The Formation of an Eye Diagram

    An eye diagram is the result of accumulating a series of digital signals with different binary codes according to a fixed pattern on the oscilloscope screen. As the oscilloscope has a persistence function, accumulating all the waveforms obtained according to each three bits will result in an eye diagram (as shown in the following figure).

    Real-time waveforms vs. Signal eye diagrams

    Compared to an eye diagram, a real-time waveform can reflect the details of the waveform, such as observing rising/falling edges, overshoot, monotonicity, etc. However, the eye diagram can reflect the overall characteristics of the signal passing through the MEMS switch.

    Q: Is a good insertion loss representative of good signal quality?
    A: Not necessarily; it can only be used as a reference.
    Q: Is a beautiful eye diagram representative of good signal quality?
    A: It can be, as the eye diagram results represent the overall quality."

    M4AG Specs and eye diagram performance

    M4AG Specs

    DC to 16GHz (SP4T)
    Power Handling: 9W per channel; Pulse 100W
    IP3 > 90 dBm
    Insertion Loss @ 16GHz: -3.0 dB (On Board Performance)
    Return Loss @ 6GHz: -10dB (On Board Performance)
    On-Resistance: 1Ω
    Pff-State Capacitance: 15fF
    3 Billion on/off Operations
    ESD Rating: 2000V(HBM)

    M4AG Differential Signal + Loopback Test Board Real Shot

    This test board is designed to verify the RF characteristics and eye diagram performance of M4AG when using two switches to form a differential circuit and loopback path. It also provides customers with performance verification of our MEMS switch loading high-speed signals.

    Eye Diagram Performance of MEMS Switch M4AG at 10Gbps (Differential Path)

    Eye Height: 607 mV
    Eye Width: 94.6 ps
    Jitter: 7.9593 ps

    Eye Diagram Performance of High-Speed MEMS Switch M4AG at 10Gbps (Loopback Path)

    Eye Height: 606 mV
    Eye Width: 94.8
    Jitter: 7.8224 ps

    Eye Diagram Performance of High-Speed MEMS Switch M4AG at 20Gbps (Differential Path)

    Eye Height: 457 mV
    Eye Width: 43.46 ps
    Jitter: 9.5976 ps

    Eye Diagram Performance of High-Speed MEMS Switch M4AG at 20Gbps (Loopback Path)

    Eye Height: 457 mV
    Eye Width: 43.46 ps
    Jitter: 9.5978 ps

    Eye Diagram Performance of High-Speed MEMS Switch M4AG at 32Gbps (Differential Path)

    Eye Height: 135 mV
    Eye Width: 21.97 ps
    Jitter: 12.636 ps

    Eye Diagram Performance of High-Speed MEMS Switch M4AG at 32Gbps (Loopback Path)
    Related Products
    6 GHz SP4T micro-mechanical RF MEMS Switch - DC to 6GHz, RF MEMS Switch SP4T
    6 GHz SP4T micro-mechanical RF MEMS Switch
    MM5140

    This high-power SP4T RF MEMS switch enables highly reliable switches capable of greater than 25 W forward power per channel as an SP4T from DC to 6 GHz....

    Details Add to cart
    26 GHz SP4T micro-mechanical RF MEMS Switch - DC to 26GHz, RF MEMS Switch SP4T
    26 GHz SP4T micro-mechanical RF MEMS Switch
    MM5130

    This is a high-power SP4T micro-mechanical RF MEMS Switch. Our innovative technology enables highly reliable switches capable of greater than 25W forward...

    Details Add to cart
    DC to 18 GHz, SP4T RF MEMS Switch - DC to 18GHz, RF MEMS Switch SP4T
    DC to 18 GHz, SP4T RF MEMS Switch
    MM5120

    This is a high-frequency (DC to 18GHz) SP4T micro-mechanical RF MEMS Switch. It is a highly reliable switch capable of greater than 25W forward power....

    Details Add to cart
    16 GHz SP4T micro-mechanical RF MEMS Switch (ESD Enhanced) - RF MEMS Switch (ESD Enhanced) 12GHz SP4T
    16 GHz SP4T micro-mechanical RF MEMS Switch (ESD Enhanced)
    M4AG

    This is a High power SP4T micro-mechanical RF MEMS Switch (Length*Width*Height: 5.8*5.8*1.9mm). Each channel is capable of greater than 9W forward power....

    Details Add to cart
    40 Gbps DPDT RF MEMS Switch - 40Gbps DPDT Differential Switch with Integrated Driver
    40 Gbps DPDT RF MEMS Switch
    MM5600

    This is a DPDT switch for high-speed differential signal switching. The MM5600 is based on Menlo Micro's Ideal Switch technology and can operate up to 40 Gbps...

    Details Add to cart
    3 GHz  SPST (6 channels) micro-mechanical RF MEMS Switch - DC to 3GHz, RF MEMS Switch SPST*6
    3 GHz SPST (6 channels) micro-mechanical RF MEMS Switch
    MM3100

    This is a high power (25W per channel) six-channel SPST micromechanical switch offered in a 6.0mm*6.0mm BGA package. Given its small form factor, significant...

    Details Add to cart
    3Amps/150V SPST (6 channels) micro-mechanical RF MEMS Switch - 150V/3A SPST*6, Six channels MEMS Switch
    3Amps/150V SPST (6 channels) micro-mechanical RF MEMS Switch
    MM1200

    This is a 6 Channel SPST micro MEMS Relay intended for power and signal switching applications in both DC and AC circuits. This MM1200 is capable of 150V/1A...

    Details Add to cart

    B.T - A manufacturer of Solid State Relays, Reed Relays and MEMS Switches.

    Located in Taiwan since 1988, Bright Toward Industrial Co., LTD. is a relay supplier and manufacturer. Main products, including Opto-MOSFET Relays, Opto-SiC MOSFET Relays, Solid State Relays, Reed Relays, And RF MEMS Switches, etc.

    B.T supplies relays to the world's semiconductor and automotive industries for over three decades and has long term long-term partnerships with OKITA Works based in Japan; Menlo Microsystems based in California; JEL Systems based in Japan and Teledyne Relays and Coax Switches based in California. Mainly serve the Semiconductor Testing, ATE, BMS (Battery Management Systems), industrial machinery and Electric Vehicle industries.

    B.T has been offering customers high-quality Opto-MOSFET and Opto-SiC MOSFET relays since 1988, both with advanced technology and 30 years of experience, B.T ensures each customer's demands are met.

    国产xxxx99真实实拍