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Clocks and Serial Data Signal Integrity for System Development

Designing high-speed links? You own the interconnect—and the risk. Learn how to spot and solve SerDes signal integrity issues fast. Fewer re-spins, faster bring-up. Register now for the webinar!

November 18, 2025
2:00 PM ET | 1:00 PM CT | 11:00 AM PT
Duration: 1 Hour

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Summary

Are you designing a board with high-speed chipsets on either end of the link? You own the interconnect—and the risk. As clock and data rates climb, maintaining signal integrity becomes critical for reliable performance

In this webinar, Dallas Mohler, Senior Applications Engineer at Tektronix, will show how to quickly observe and debug real-world signal integrity issues that arise when integrating SerDes links—like closed eyes, excessive jitter, unexpected noise, and confusing results.

This session is ideal for engineers designing or testing clocks or chip-to-chip communication links across standards like PCIe®, USB, DisplayPort™, MIPI, and Ethernet.

You’ll learn:

  • Where and how to probe signals for meaningful insight.
  • How to set up clock recovery and when to apply equalization (CTLE/DFE).
  • Methodologies to address closed eyes, random vs deterministic jitter, channel & signal path effects, and power rail induced noise.

Tools used: real-time oscilloscopes, jitter and eye analysis, BER estimation, and de-embedding.

Don’t miss this opportunity to discover a repeatable debug workflow you can apply right away, resulting in fewer re-spins and faster bring-up times.

Register Today.

Speaker

Dallas Mohler

Dallas Mohler

Senior Applications Engineer

Tektronix

Dallas Mohler is a Senior Applications Engineer at Tektronix, with over 28 years of experience focusing on time domain applications. He works closely with semiconductor validation teams on high-speed serial data applications, helping them to gain critical signal integrity insights using jitter analysis and equalization toolsets available on Tektronix oscilloscopes. Dallas earned his Bachelor of Science Degree in Electrical Engineering at University of Wyoming.

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