Name: Ethernet 102: The Physical Layer of Ethernet
Start: 2012-02-29T00:00:00Z
End: 2012-02-29T00:48:27.000Z
Location: BrightTALK

The Ethernet Alliance is a global community that includes system vendors, component vendors, end users, industry experts and university and government professionals who are committed to the continued success and expansion of Ethernet technology.

Single Pair Ethernet enables a smooth evolution of building and industrial automation disciplines from legacy fieldbus communications to a seamless, single protocol network, cloud to edge.  Join Ethernet Alliance chair Peter Jones and EA member company experts In this panel discussion about how SPE augments the value in your network while supporting proven construction methods. In this discussion, you’ll learn about the capabilities of SPE, the expectations around its use and learn about the transition to your future OT network.

SPE Evolves OT Networks

Panelists Include::
Participants: Dave Estes EA BoD Spirent, Anabel Alarcon EXFO, Bob Wagner Panduit, Anthony Rodrigues Arista

Interoperability and the Ethernet Ecosystem

Seamless integration and interoperability is essential to successfully meeting product deployment schedules, reducing post-sales support issues, and exceeding customer expectations. Ethernet Interoperability and Deployments – New and Legacy Solutions Work Together webinar panelists will review the complexities of testing the full array of Ethernet speeds, as well as the impact that emerging applications integrating both new and legacy solutions can have on higher speed networks. The panel will also explore the evolution of 50 Gigabit Ethernet (50GbE) and above PAM-4 solutions.

Moderated by Ethernet Alliance Board of Directors member David J. Rodgers, senior product marketing manager, Teledyne LeCroy, Inc., panelists include Dr. Paul Brooks, director of product strategy, VIAVI Solutions; Shawn Nicholl, director, design engineering, Xilinx, Inc.; Matt Traverso, principal engineer, Cisco Systems, Inc.; and Jeff Twombly, vice president, marketing and business development, Credo Semiconductor, Inc.

Ethernet Interoperability and Deployments – New and Legacy Solutions Work Togeth

PoE has already become the go-to for devices requiring low-voltage power. Coupled with emerging Internet of Things (IoT) devices like security cameras, medical devices, LED lighting, and more, the PoE application space is booming. With ratification of IEEE 802.3.bt drawing nearer, the Introducing IEEE 802.3bt™ Power over Ethernet webinar offers clarity on what to expect from this innovative technology.

Introducing IEEE 802.3bt™ Power over Ethernet

Over the next five years 800 million PoE Enabled Switch Ports and hundreds of millions of powered devices are forecasted to be deployed.  The Ethernet Alliance is introducing the Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) Certification Program, whose logos will allow the easy recognition of PoE devices that are based on IEEE Std 802.3™-2015 PoE specifications.  Join us on May 1, 2018 to find out about more about this exciting program.

Introducing The Ethernet Alliance Power-over-Ethernet Certification program

The next Ethernet era is here, is bringing with it numerous innovations like Power over Ethernet (PoE), ever-greater speeds, and advancements in BASE-T and signaling technologies. The Ethernet Alliance’s The State of Ethernet webinar will provide insight into both current Ethernet developments and its future, and will be followed by a Q&A session. Among the topics to be covered are:
•The state of IEEE 802.3™ projects, including 50/100/200/400 Gigabit Ethernet (GbE)
•Impacts of Serializer/Deserializer (SerDes) technology
•Test and measurement’s growing role within the Ethernet ecosystem
•The Ethernet Alliance PoE Certification program
•100 Gigabit per second (Gb/s) signaling
•New optical specifications and form factors
•Emerging trends and what lies ahead for Ethernet

State of Ethernet

In late 2016, the Ethernet Alliance and the NBASE-T Alliance held the first-ever joint plugfest for 2.5GBASE-T and 5GBASE-T Ethernet products. The industrywide effort brought together 15 diverse stakeholders from across the Ethernet ecosystem, including manufacturers of Ethernet switches, NICs, wireless LAN access ports, physical layers components, cabling, protocol test, and electrical test equipment. This joint webinar will provide an in-depth overview of the testing and subsequent results.

2.5G and 5GBASE-T Technology –  Multi-vendor Interop Here Today

The Ethernet Alliance will host a webinar on Power over Ethernet (PoE) that will be open to the public on April 20th at 11am.  Vice Presidents Alan Weckel and Chris DePuy of the Dell’Oro Group will join Scott Kipp and George Zimmerman of the Ethernet Alliance to discuss the latest developments and forecasts for PoE.

Analyst Hour Webinar on IEEE PoE

The Ethernet Alliance is pleased to announce the sixth “Analyst Hour” webinar where Dell’Oro will talk about “50GE and the Path to 200GE and 400GE”.   Join us on Tuesday, October 13th at 10am PT featuring Alan Weckel, Vice President and Alam Tamboli, Senior Analyst with Dell’Oro Group. Weckel and Tamboli will present on the upcoming release of 25GE and 50GE (2X25G) products and how they will lead to 200GE and 400GE.

50GE and the Path to 200GE and 400GE – Analyst Hour

Ethernet 104: Introduction to 2.5G/5G BASE-T Ethernet

IEEE is developing 4 speeds for BASE-T connectivity, so I have been looking for an analyst with good data on structured cabling.  I am glad to announce that I have found an analyst with lots of great data on structured cabling deployments and switch topologies.  Please join the fifth “Analyst Hour” webinar on Tuesday, February 10th at 9am Pacific to hear Lone Hansen, Research Manager of BSRIA, present “Ethernet Alliance Briefing on Structured Cabling.”

Ethernet Alliance Briefing on Structured Cabling

Ethernet 103: Introduction to 25GbE

The Ethernet Alliance is pleased to announce the fourth “Analyst Hour.” Join us on Wednesday, November 19th at 10am PT featuring Daryl Inniss, Practice Leader of Ovum’s Components research. Inniss will present “100G Status and Outlook.” During this hour, you will hear more about:

•             Internet Content Providers (ICP) driving datacenter and ecosystem changes 
•             Communication Service provider and ICP capital expenditure trends
•             Optical component revenue, fragmentation, and pricing challenges
•             100G optical modules opportunities
•             400GbE market outlook

Daryl Inniss has been in the industry for over 25 years.  He spent the first half of his career doing optical fiber research at AT&T Bell Laboratories followed by a couple of years as Technical Manager for high power lasers and amplifiers at JDSU.  Inniss has been at analyzing the Component market since 2001.  He holds a bachelor’s degree from Princeton University and a PhD degree in Chemistry from UCLA.

100G Status and Outlook

Ethernet 203: 40GbE and 100GbE Physical Layers for Data Centers

The Ethernet Alliance is pleased to announce the third “Analyst Hour.” Join us on Wednesday, July 24th at 10am PT featuring Alam Tamboli, Senior Analyst with Dell’Oro Group. Tamboli will present a “Router Market Update.” During this hour, you will hear more about:

    Historical and future trends in router shipments
    Enterprise router revenue and growth
    Service Provider router port capacity shipments by speed
    Service Provider core router revenue
    Service Provider edge router and mobile backhaul revenue

Router Market Update – Analyst Hour

As data centers continue to scale to meet the explosion of mobile and the consolidation of data in the cloud, network engineers look increasingly at ways to migrate their infrastructure from the current Gigabit Ethernet (GbE) speed to the latest 10 Gigabit Ethernet (10GbE) technologies. Among the 10GbE interconnect solutions, 10GBASE-T, i.e. 10GbE over Copper cabling, has now become the fastest growing option among all. Register for this Ethernet Alliance webinar provided by Cisco and Aquantia to learn more about the technology, the vast ecosystem of switches and servers carrying this interface and the benefits 10GBASE-T can provide in comparison with GbE in cloud and corporate data centers.

Driving the Transition to 10GbE in Data Centers

The Ethernet Alliance is pleased to announce the second “Analyst Hour.” Join us on Wednesday, May 28th at 10am PT featuring Matthias Machowinski, Directing Analyst with infonetics. Machowinski will present “Ethernet Switching Market Update.” During this hour, you will hear more about:
•Historical and future trends in Ethernet shipments
•Worldwide port shipments by speed
•Power over Ethernet (PoE) deployments
•Regional Ethernet revenue reports 
•Vendor Ethernet revenue reports

Ethernet Switching Market Update

Ethernet 102: The Physical Layer of Ethernet is a high-level presentation on the basics of the Ethernet physical layer. This is one of the first webinars in the University of Ethernet program and investigates the physical layer from the cabling to the MAC layer. This presentation covers Ethernet nomenclature such as 10GBASE-LRM and signal encodings such as 10GBASE-R. From Fast Ethernet to 100 Gigabit Ethernet, Ethernet 102 shows real world examples of copper and physical interfaces.

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