Re: [fibre_channel] Groups - T11-2018-00199-v000.pdf uploaded

[David Peterson <david.peterson@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Howdy Adrian,

Thanks for the update, Dean will reschedule, and take care of your eye(s) 👍

Dave

On Sun, Jun 17, 2018 at 2:20 PM Adrian Butter <adrian.butter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hi Folks,

Based on some very important feedback provided by Mike Dudek (thanks Mike!), there is a fundamental functional difference between 256GFC & 200GbE which I overlooked in the current document posting (e.g. use of Precoding for 256GFC). This renders much of the analysis & conclusions in the current posting invalid. I've been working on an updated document version which properly accounts for Precoding. However, those updates are not yet complete. It also hasn't helped that I'm currently recovering from emergency eye surgery last Thurs night (scary stuff!), so I'd suggest the Tues ad hoc for this discussion be deferred to a later date. Once the updates are complete, I'll post the revised version - And thereafter we can plan a new time for the joint call. Apologies for the late notice...

Regards,

Adrian

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From: Adrian Butter <adrian.butter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, Jun 7, 2018 at 2:49 PM
Subject: [fibre_channel] Groups - T11-2018-00199-v000.pdf uploaded
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Presentation to be discussed at the T11.2/T11.3 Joint Ad Hoc conference call being scheduled for 19-June-2018 at 10 AM PDT.
-- Mr. Adrian Butter

Document Name: T11-2018-00199-v000.pdf

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Description
Describes key signal processing differences between 256GFC (per FC-FS-5) &
200GbE (per 802.3bs-2017 & 802.3cd) which will impact the link budget for
PI-7P; Quantifies the impact in the context of prior 802.3bs project error
modeling work & implications for PI-7P; Outlines options going forward.
Download Latest Revision

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Submitter: Mr. Adrian Butter
Group: T11 - Fibre Channel Interfaces
Folder: T11 Document Register 2018
Date submitted: 2018-06-07 11:49:08

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