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What is 50G Ethernet?

00:10:23 | 13 SEP 2024

50G Ethernet was approved in December 2018. The key difference which separates 50G Ethernet from 25G Ethernet is the use of PAM-4 modulation. RS-FEC encoding is used to correct sing bit and burst errors. IEEE 802.3cd is the standard which defines 50G Ethernet. Different sections of a typical 50G Ethernet application are defined by different IEEE 802.3cd specifications.

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