PAM4 Signaling in High Speed Serial Technology: Test, Analysis,
Since CTLEs are passive filters, they''re no different in PAM4 systems than in PAM2-NRZ systems, but with four symbol levels, the decisions that PAM4 DFEs feedback are more complicated.
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The right part of this figure compares the eye diagrams of NRZ and PAM4 signals, where an NRZ signal uses the single-pupil waveform and a PAM4 signal uses three-pupil wavelength (three eye diagrams