【November 9th | Xi'an】High-speed digital seminar

Keysight Technologies invites

All kinds of big names come together to participate in a technical event

High-speed digital seminar-Xi'an Station November 9

Such a grand event should not be missed!

As the underlying physical standard that currently dominates data centers and server systems, the PCI Express standard is accelerating its development to meet the unlimited bandwidth requirements of the current accelerated deployment of 5G. PCIE4.0 is expected to be used in edge layer products in the future, while 5.0 is accelerating its development to meet 400G bandwidth requirements.

Standards such as CCIX/CXL based on the PCIE physical layer for heterogeneous system interconnection have also been continuously updated. Are you overwhelmed by the dazzling array? Welcome to the venue to learn more about the standard information and Keysight's test solutions.

As the high-speed bus rate doubles, general signal debugging, as one of the main core tasks of mid-range general-purpose oscilloscopes, is increasingly receiving attention from engineers. Engineers who are able to see the big picture from the small details are increasingly paying attention to the role of signal integrity in circuit design and verification.

So, what new developments and highlights will be seen on Keysight's UXR and MXR oscilloscopes? How has traditional signal integrity testing evolved to today? Welcome to the venue to learn more details.

USB stands for Universal Serial Bus, which was adopted by many computer manufacturers as early as 1994 to solve the problem of inconsistent interfaces at the time. In the following two decades, it has been widely used in products such as personal computers and mobile devices, becoming an essential interface for today's computers and almost all smart devices.

USB technology continues to develop, and the standard has gone through USB1.0/1.1, USB2.0, USB3.0, USB3.1 to USB3.2, and now the latest USB4.0. The introduction of the Type-C interface provides a slimmer design, faster transmission speeds, and more powerful power transmission (up to 100W).

At the same time, the Type-C interface can also support signal standards such as DisplayPort through the alternate mode (ALT mode). This also means that in the latest consumer electronic products, the small Type-C interface involves more and more testing and verification requirements. This special topic will introduce the update of USB3.2/4 standards, the Type-C interface ecosystem, and Keysight's corresponding full set of test solutions.