by Piotr Koziuk | Jan 8, 2026 | Blog+blog, Blog+JESD
Overview The JESD204 Transport Layer oversees converter data mapping onto a set of JESD204 Lanes. The nature of these lanes is dependent on the version of the JESD204 standard and a function of the PCS and over the years despite the Serdes technology changing with... 
by Piotr Koziuk | Oct 6, 2025 | Blog+blog, Blog+JESD
Where in the JESD world is bitstream alignment? Bitstream alignment is a function of the Receiver (RX), as seen in the figure below it is the first functional block of the receiver right after the clock domain crossing (CDC) and gear boxing which are quite generic... 
by Piotr Koziuk | Feb 12, 2025 | Blog+blog, Blog+JESD
The JESD204B Standard enables the establishment of high-speed serial links between a Controller and ADC and DAC converters with Deterministic Latency. JESD204B was first published in July 2011 and was the first JESD204 standard version to describe the deterministic... 
by Piotr Koziuk | Jan 28, 2025 | Blog+blog, Blog+JESD
The JESD204 Standard has undergone several iterations since its initial release in April 2006, the Serdes capabilities and required encodings have been improving and adapting along the way. With the release of JESD204C and later JESD204D standards the Transmitter and... 
by Piotr Koziuk | Jan 2, 2025 | Blog+blog, Blog+JESD
JESD204C standard at a glance The JESD204C standard enables establishing high-speed serial links between a Controller and ADC and DAC converters. JESD204C was first published in December of 2017 as an iteration of the JESD204B Standard published six years prior in... 
by Chip Interfaces | Jan 13, 2022 | Blog+blog, Blog+JESD
To meet the increased demand for converter speed and resolution, JEDEC proposed the JESD204 standard describing a new efficient serial interface to handle data converters. In 2006, the JESD204 standard offered support for multiple data converters over a single lane...