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Support #3524

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assemble + test SFP breakout board

Added by laforge over 5 years ago. Updated over 5 years ago.

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Resolved
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Normal
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Target version:
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Start date:
09/05/2018
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% Done:

100%

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Following the design of #3313, let's assemble and test the first board to verify the design.


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Related issues

Related to Misc Hardware Projects - Feature #3313: design simple SFP breakout boardResolvedmschramm06/03/2018

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Actions #1

Updated by laforge over 5 years ago

  • Related to Feature #3313: design simple SFP breakout board added
Actions #2

Updated by roh over 5 years ago

i have done some tests with various frequencies from 10MHz to 155Mhz using the td_p and td_n port respectively and terminating the other one with 50ohm.

the attached scopeviews have the input signal (single sided) on ch3, and the rx_p and rx_n as channel 1 and 2.

on frequencies above ~75MHz the _p and _n signal are a bit timeskewed, but thats to be expected on a 155Mbit interface. for low frequencies the signal is nice and clear.

the only thing left to do would be a full system test with another board - not only one fibre which loops into the same sfp.

the scope traces are done at 10, 100, 155MHz and with inputsignal on tx_p and one with tx_n.

Actions #3

Updated by mschramm over 5 years ago

  • Status changed from New to In Progress
Actions #4

Updated by roh over 5 years ago

  • Status changed from In Progress to Resolved
  • % Done changed from 50 to 100

testing completed.
i can get signals through this pcb fine at the expected signal levels.

one wish: some arrows pointing IN inbetween the td_n td_p sockets, and one arrow pointing OUT inbetween rd_n rd_p

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