17942516. TEMPERATURE AND VOLTAGE INSENSITIVE CROSSTALK CANCELLATION simplified abstract (Intel Corporation)

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TEMPERATURE AND VOLTAGE INSENSITIVE CROSSTALK CANCELLATION

Organization Name

Intel Corporation

Inventor(s)

Taner Sumesaglam of Folsom CA (US)

TEMPERATURE AND VOLTAGE INSENSITIVE CROSSTALK CANCELLATION - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 17942516 titled 'TEMPERATURE AND VOLTAGE INSENSITIVE CROSSTALK CANCELLATION

Simplified Explanation

An improved circuit for crosstalk cancellation has been developed to enhance receiver crosstalk cancelation. This solution involves a high-pass filter that is tailored to match the victim path, potentially eliminating the need for a unity gain buffer and in-line high-pass filter. The result is a more efficient and effective crosstalk cancellation process that requires less power, is less complex, and is less sensitive to temperature and voltage variations. Additionally, this improved technology can lead to channel eye height improvement, reduced EHI temperature and voltage sensitivity, decreased design complexity, and reduced silicon circuit area.

  • High-pass filter matched to victim path
  • Potential elimination of unity gain buffer and in-line high-pass filter
  • Reduced power consumption
  • Less complex design
  • Improved crosstalk cancellation effectiveness
  • Enhanced channel eye height
  • Reduced sensitivity to temperature and voltage variations
  • Decreased design complexity
  • Reduced silicon circuit area

Potential Applications

The technology can be applied in various communication systems, such as data transmission networks, telecommunication systems, and audio/video equipment.

Problems Solved

1. Improved crosstalk cancellation efficiency 2. Reduced sensitivity to temperature and voltage variations

Benefits

1. Enhanced crosstalk cancellation performance 2. Reduced power consumption 3. Simplified design 4. Improved channel eye height 5. Decreased sensitivity to temperature and voltage changes

Potential Commercial Applications

Optimizing crosstalk cancellation in communication systems for improved signal quality and reliability.

Unanswered Questions

How does this technology compare to existing crosstalk cancellation methods in terms of cost-effectiveness?

The article does not provide a direct comparison with other methods in terms of cost-effectiveness.

What are the specific communication systems that can benefit the most from this technology?

The article does not specify the particular communication systems that would see the greatest advantages from implementing this improved crosstalk cancellation circuit.


Original Abstract Submitted

An improved circuit for crosstalk cancellation may be used to provide improved receiver crosstalk cancelation. These solutions may include a high-pass filter that is configured to be matched to victim path. These solutions may reduce or eliminate the use of a unity gain buffer and in-line high-pass filter, which may reduce design complexity and improve performance. These solutions provide crosstalk cancellation that requires less power, is less complex, is less sensitive to temperature and voltage, and is more effective at providing crosstalk cancellation. This improved crosstalk cancellation further provides channel eye height improvement, reduced EHI temperature sensitivity, reduced EHI voltage sensitivity, reduced design complexity, and reduced silicon circuit area.