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Modern high-rate Ethernet lanes use PAM4 modulation: instead of encoding one bit per symbol as ordinary NRZ signaling does, PAM4 uses four distinct voltage levels to encode two bits per symbol, so a lane’s bit rate runs at twice its baud (symbol) rate rather than matching it one for one. Writing for the symbol rate and for the resulting line rate, . which is exactly the relationship documented for real 400G optics: a 26.5625 Gbaud lane carries 53.125 Gb/s in an eight-lane configuration, and a 53.125 Gbaud lane carries 106.25 Gb/s in a four-lane configuration [ 8 ] . That doubling is not free. Four voltage levels packed into the same…
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Equation 11 · Datacenters
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Modern high-rate Ethernet lanes use PAM4 modulation: instead of encoding one bit per symbol as ordinary NRZ signaling does, PAM4 uses four distinct voltage levels to encode two bits per symbol, so a lane’s bit rate runs at twice its baud (symbol) rate rather than matching it one for one. Writing for the symbol rate and for the resulting line rate, . which is exactly the relationship documented for real 400G optics: a 26.5625 Gbaud lane carries 53.125 Gb/s in an eight-lane configuration, and a 53.125 Gbaud lane carries 106.25 Gb/s in a four-lane configuration [ 8 ] . That doubling is not free. Four voltage levels packed into the same…