A Cable Backplane Solution For 112 Gbps PAM4 Architecture

A Cable Backplane Solution For 112 Gbps PAM4 Architecture

From DesignCon 2020, Scott McMorrow walks us through a live demo of 112 Gbps PAM4 Samtec Flyover® cable products running with the latest Xilinx® advanced processor, targeted for 7 nm, 112 Gbps SerDes FPGA applications.

Products

NVAC

0.80 mm NovaRay® Extreme Density & Performance Socket Cable Assembly

Features
  • 112 Gbps PAM4 per channel
  • PCIe® 6.0/CXL® 3.1 capable
  • 40% smaller than conventional cable solutions
  • 34 AWG Eye Speed® twinax cable
  • 2, 3 or 4 rows
  • 1 or 2 banks with up to 16 pairs/bank
  • Rugged metal latching system
0.80 mm NovaRay® Extreme Density & Performance Socket Cable Assembly

NVAM-C

0.80 mm NovaRay® Extreme Density & Performance Terminal for NVAC Series

Features
  • 112 Gbps PAM4 per channel
  • PCIe® 6.0/CXL® 3.1 capable
  • 40% smaller than conventional cable connectors
  • Rugged metal latching for mating with NovaRay® cable assembly
  • 2, 3 or 4 rows
  • 1 or 2 banks with up to 16 pairs/bank
  • Mates with NovaRay® cable assembly (NVAC Series)
0.80 mm NovaRay® Extreme Density & Performance Terminal for NVAC Series

EBCM

ExaMAX® 2.00 mm High-Speed Backplane Cable Header

Features
  • Samtec’s Eye Speed® ultra low skew twinax cable provides increased flexibility and routability
  • Improves signal integrity and increases signal path length at higher data rates
  • 112 Gbps PAM4 performance (Cable-to-Cable)
  • PCIe® 6.0/CXL® 3.1 capable
ExaMAX® 2.00 mm High-Speed Backplane Cable Header

EBCF

ExaMAX® 2.00 mm High-Speed Backplane Cable Socket

Features
  • Samtec’s Eye Speed® ultra low skew twinax cable provides increased flexibility and routability
  • Improves signal integrity and increases signal path length at higher data rates
  • 112 Gbps PAM4 performance (Cable-to-Cable)
  • PCIe® 6.0/CXL® 3.1 capable
ExaMAX® 2.00 mm High-Speed Backplane Cable Socket

Downloads

Literature

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High-Speed Cable Interconnect Solutions Guide

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High-Speed Board-to-Board & Backplane Guide

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NovaRay® eBrochure

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