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  1. CTLE - Models continuous time linear equalizer (CTLE) - Simulink

    The CTLE block applies a linear peaking filter to equalize the frequency response of a sample-by-sample input signal. The equalization process reduces distortions resulting from lossy channels.

  2. Mar 22, 2012 · One common equalizer approach used in transmit and receive circuits is a continuous time linear equalizer (CTLE). This article discusses CTLE characteristics in the …

  3. One approach to CTLE tuning is to compare low-frequency and high-frequency spectrum content of random data For ideal random data, there is a predictable ratio between the low-frequency …

  4. CTLE, in combination with digital equalization strategies like decision feedback equalization (DFE), can enable robust signal reception across media with levels of signal attenuation not …

  5. Equalization Techniques: CTLE, DFE, FFE, and Crosstalk

    Oct 21, 2015 · CTLE (continuous time linear equalization) is a linear filter applied at the receiver that attenuates low-frequency signal components, amplifies components around the Nyquist …

  6. In this two-part article, we study the transistor-level design of a high-speed equalizer in 28-nm CMOS technology. The first part describes channel mod-eling and linear equalizer design. The …

  7. serdes.CTLE - Continuous time linear equalizer (CTLE) or peaking …

    The serdes.CTLE System object™ applies a linear peaking filter to equalize a sample-by-sample input signal or to analytically process an impulse response vector input signal. The …

  8. Active CTLE Tuning • Tune degeneration resistor and capacitor to adjust zero frequency and 1st pole which sets peaking and DC gain ω = 1 , z ω= 1 + gm RS

  9. Registration:OTI:NYSED

    Oct 1, 2025 · Educators who are subject to CTLE and practice in an applicable school throughout their five-year registration period must complete 100 clock hours of acceptable CTLE.

  10. XMODEL is a fast analog/mixed-signal simulator that works seamlessly with digital verification flows (SystemVerilog, UVM, ...)