PAMn vs Channel and FEC Investigations for 224 Gbps
Simulations have shown that with reasonable channel IL (i.e.,~30dB IL, and ≤3dB ILD, at the PAM4 Nyquist), and a transceiver design (die and package) that works well at PAM4 rate, PAM4 would out
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