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Berkeley ELENG 290C - Lecture Notes
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Course Eleng 290c- Advanced Topics in Electrical Engineering: Advanced Topics in Circuit Design
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EE290C – Spring 2011Lecture 18: Advanced Topics: Multi-Level SignalingElad AlonDept. of EECSEE290C Lecture 18 2Multi-Level Signaling Basics10102PAM:1bit/symbol000111104PAM:2 bits/symbolEE290C Lecture 18 3Why Would You Do This?EE290C Lecture 18 4Why Would You Do This? cont’dEE290C Lecture 18 54PAM TX/RXEE290C Lecture 18 64PAM CDREE290C Lecture 18 7Multi-Level Equalizer AdaptationEE290C Lecture 18 8Closing Thoughts on

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