Mike Hertz of Teledyne LeCroy

DDR Measurement Tips and Techniques

This seminar covers DDR physical layer testing from probe connectivity to advanced debugging techniques.  Several end-user case studies are shown to illustrate real-world problems and how to resolve them. 

Topics include: Example DDR test configurations, best practices for DDR probing, DDR connectivity with and without interposers, generating DDR Traffic, DDR waveform checklist before compliance, DDR eye pattern formation, multiple-scenario DDR eye patterns and jitter, case studies of debugging real-world problems, measurement highlighter, virtual probing and fixture de-embedding, determining DDR probe / scope bandwidth, probe deskewing, DDR compliance testing

Biography:

Mike Hertz has been a Field Applications Engineer with Teledyne LeCroy in Michigan for over 19 years.  Before joining Teledyne LeCroy, he worked in Applications and Marketing with both Agilent Technologies and Hewlett-Packard in Colorado.  He holds a BSEE from Iowa State University and an MSEE from the University of Arizona. Hertz is an Eta Kappa Nu electrical engineering honorary recipient, has published 55 articles in the field of test and measurement, and has been awarded 6 U.S. patents in oscilloscope measurement design.

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Address:Michigan, United States