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November 17, 2009

Achieving 25 Gbps Transceiver Performance on 28nm FPGAs

by Bryon Moyer

Need high bandwidth for your next-generation design? Watch our 9-minute video to see 25 Gbps transceiver performance on a 28nm device.

You will:

  • See a live demo of our 28nm transceiver technology running a pseudo-random bitpattern at 25 Gbps
  • See transmit and receive eye diagrams across a 10GBASE-KR backplane running at 10 Gbps
  • Learn more about our 28nm Stratix® V FPGAs, which feature integrated 28 Gbps transceivers

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