Chapter 12. Stress Tests in High-Speed Serial Links
Joey Thompson and Ernest E. Bergmann
High-speed serial communication (~10 Gbit/s) has historically been associated with fiber-optic communications links. The reason is clear: Relative to electrical printed circuit boards (PCBs) and cables, fiber optics offer high bandwidth at an affordable price, and fiber can achieve transmission distances that are difficult in electrical links. However, rather than serving as a replacement for electrical links, the mainstream deployment of high-speed optical links only adds to the market pressure for corresponding electrical links. Both will be deployed in ...
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