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Gigabit Ethernet Design ECE 135 – Spring 2005

This report outlines the progress made in the Gigabit Ethernet project during Spring 2005. The team, led by Omar Al-Jadda, Patrick Crosby, and Adam Durity, completed the division of labor, drafted a Gantt chart using Microsoft Project, and established weekly group meetings. We explored the IEEE 802.3z standard and assigned specific roles to team members including roles in standards, testing, soldering, layout, organization, and ordering. Key next steps include continuing research, gaining practical experience with testing equipment, and preparing budgets for ongoing work.

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Gigabit Ethernet Design ECE 135 – Spring 2005

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  1. Gigabit Ethernet DesignECE 135 – Spring 2005 Omar Al-Jadda Patrick Crosby Adam Durity Rahmin Sarabi

  2. Progress Report • Completed Division of Labor • Drafted Gantt Chart using Microsoft Project • Established weekly group meeting time • Explored IEEE 802.3z standard • Determined first group speaker

  3. Standards Lead - Rahmin Secondary - Patrick Testing Lead - Patrick Secondary - Adam Solder Lead - Omar Layout Lead - Adam Secondary - Patrick Organization Lead - Adam Secondary - Rahmin Ordering Manager Lead - Omar Second - Adam / Rahmin DivisionofLabor

  4. Gantt Chart

  5. Laser Specifications • Laser driver: MAX 3287 Maxim selector guide for MAX3286-MAX3296 • The circuit can be configured for use with conventional shortwave (780nm to 850nm) as well as verticalcavity surface-emitting lasers (VCSELs)

  6. IEEE 802.3z transmit

  7. IEEE 802.3z receive

  8. IEEE 802.3z • Important standard test locations

  9. Upcoming Week • Continue background research • Gain practical experience with testing equipment • Test the evaluation board • Begin building and testing the practice board • Prepare budget

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