Babanezhad, Joseph N Barnette, Jim Barrass, Hugh Barrick, Scott Baumer, Howard Beaudoin, Denis Beck, Michaël Beia, Christian Bennett, Mike *Bhoja, Sudeep Booth, Brad Braun, Ralf-Peter Brearley, Dave *Brown, Kevin Brown, Matt Brownlee, Phillip *Brunn, Brian Brunner, Robert Busse, Robert Cain, Jeff Carlson, Steve Chalupsky, David Chang, Frank Chang, Luke *Chin, David *Chopra, Rahul Claseman, George Cobb, Terry *Cohen, Larry Collum, James *Crepin, J.

See next slide 4.3 Report voltage/power in bundle [ ] 12V (cars), 24V (trucks, busses) and 48V (future supply voltage) currents are up to 150A@12V (e.g. steering, air condition, …). 5.

JP03a: 15 repetitions of “03” and then 16 repetitions of “30” (periodical at 2*(15+16)=62 UI  219 MHz)  In both cases, 0 denotes the −1 PAM4 symbol, and 3 denotes the +1 PAM4 symbol  Use JP03 to measure RJ and deterministic clock jitter (DCJ)  Method described below (based on well-known Dual-Dirac)  DDJ doesn’t exist, so need not be excluded  Use JP03a to measure EOJ  Enables measuring both duty cycle and rise/fall time distortion  Total length is 2*31UI – 31 is prime, so all internal busses are “challenged” equally (with reasonable implementations)  Specifications shall be met with any valid equalization setting 6 IEEE P802.3bj 100 Gb/s Backplane and Copper Cable September 2013, Geneva, Switzerland RJ and DCJ measurement procedure #1  Use JP03 to measure RJ and DCJ.  All 4 lanes active and transmit same sequence  Capture a waveform of N UI (N≥107) e.g. using a real- time scope.  Calculate the zero-crossing times TZC(i), i=1..N (interpolate if necessary).  Align so that TZC(1)=0  Calculate the average pulse width:  Calculate the phase jitter series:  Apply a 1st-order discrete high-pass filter HCDR(z) to the phase jitter series τ(n).  Denote the result τHPF(n) 7 1 )1()( 2 − −− =∆ ∑ = N iTiT T N i ZCZC AVG NnTnnTn AVGZC ..2,)2()1()( =∆−−−=τ IEEE P802.3bj 100 Gb/s Backplane and Copper Cable September 2013, Geneva, Switzerland RJ and DCJ measurement procedure #2  Sort the values of τHPF(n) in increasing order  Denote the result τsorted(n)  Determine the values J5 and J6 (in units of time) as follows (with either B=5 or B=6)  JB- is the maximum time that satisfies τsorted(0.5×10-B×N) ≤ JB- (typically negative)  JB+ is the minimum time that satisfies τsorted(N – 0.5×10-B×N) ≥ JB+ (typically positive)  JB = JB+ – JB-  Similar to clause 86.8.3.3 definitions 8 IEEE P802.3bj 100 Gb/s Backplane and Copper Cable September 2013, Geneva, Switzerland RJ and DCJ measurement procedure #3  Calculate RJRMS and DCJ according to: Where Q-1 is the inverse Q-function. 9             × × =      − −− −− 5 6 1 51 61 1)105.0(2 1)105.0(2 J J Q Q DCJ RJ RMS IEEE P802.3bj 100 Gb/s Backplane and Copper Cable September 2013, Geneva, Switzerland EOJ measurement procedure  Use JP03a to measure EOJ  All 4 lanes active and transmit same sequence  Capture 20 full cycles of JP03a  Interpolate if necessary and calculate the average zero-crossing time for each of the 60 transitions in JP03a, relative to start of pattern  Average is calculated across the 20 full pattern cycles  Denote the average values by TZC(i), i=1..60, where i=1 is the first transition following the two consecutive “3” symbols  Calculate the widths of 40 pulses from 41 transitions excluding the “repeated symbols” vicinity:  EOJ is half of the magnitude of the difference between the mean width of the even pulses and the mean width of the odd pulses: 10    ≤≤+−+ ≤≤+−+ =∆ 4021)18()19( 201),9()10( )( iiTiT iiTiT iT ZCZC ZCZC 40 )12()2( 20 1 20 1 ∑∑ == −∆−∆ = ii iTiT EOJ IEEE P802.3bj 100 Gb/s Backplane and Copper Cable September 2013, Geneva, Switzerland 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5 5 5.5 6 6.5 7 x 10 -9 -0.4 0 0.4 JP03a, duty cycle=48.5% [V ] T (seconds) Example: EOJ measurement using JP03a 11  This is the voltage signal resulting from simulation of JP03a driven through a risetime filter + sample package and test fixture (provided by Liav Ben- Artsi).  The clock driving the signal has a slight duty cycle mismatch, in addition to DJ and RJ.  From this signal, calculation of EOJ is straightforward.

One or > more 10 Gbps and higher connections will be directly attached to these > servers > in the near future, requiring internal 10 Gbps and higher internal I/O > busses. > This is where interfaces like InfiniBand(TM) and PCI-XXX enter the picture > (yeah > I made PCI-XXX up :-).

One or more 10 Gbps and higher connections will be directly > attached to these servers in the near future, requiring internal 10 Gbps > and higher internal I/O busses.

One or > > more 10 Gbps and higher connections will be directly > attached to these > > servers > > in the near future, requiring internal 10 Gbps and higher > internal I/O > > busses. > > This is where interfaces like InfiniBand(TM) and PCI-XXX > enter the picture > > (yeah > > I made PCI-XXX up :-).

One or > > > more 10 Gbps and higher connections will be directly > > attached to these > > > servers > > > in the near future, requiring internal 10 Gbps and higher > > internal I/O > > > busses. > > > This is where interfaces like InfiniBand(TM) and PCI-XXX > > enter the picture > > > (yeah > > > I made PCI-XXX up :-).

One > or > > more 10 Gbps and higher connections will be directly attached to these > servers > > in the near future, requiring internal 10 Gbps and higher internal I/O > busses. > > This is where interfaces like InfiniBand(TM) and PCI-XXX enter the picture > (yeah > > I made PCI-XXX up :-).

IEEE P1149.4 Working Group Meeting Minutes for November 2, 1997 IEEE P1149.4 Mixed-Signal Test Bus Working Group Meeting Minutes for November 2, 1997 Generously sponsored by Matsushita Access the Minutes of the June, 1997 Working Group Meeting .

IEEE P1149.4 Mixed-Signal Test Bus Working Group Meeting Minutes for November 2, 1997 Generously sponsored by Matsushita --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Access the Minutes of the June, 1997 Working Group Meeting. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Meeting Agenda Time Topic Responsibility 8:00am Breakfast - Thank you Matsushita 8:30am Arrival and Introductions Adam Cron 8:45am Approval of June, 1997 Minutes Adam Cron 9:00am Draft Review Brian Wilkins 10:30am Break 10:45am Draft Review - Continued Adam Cron 12:00pm Adjourn for Lunch 1:30pm Draft Review - Continued Adam Cron 3:00pm Break - Thank you Matsushita 4:45pm New Measurement Method Steve Sunter 5:05pm Ballot Status - What Next Adam Cron 5:35pm 1149.1 Status Ken Parker 5:45pm Next Meeting Adam Cron 6:00pm Adjourn Adam Cron --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Working Group Statistics Working Group Members 31ish Total Subscribers 426 Total Subscribers on "esd" reflector 429 Countries Participating ~32 Companies and Other Institutions Participating ~250 Funds Available ~$550 --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Meeting Attendees Name Company Sponsor Karim Arabi Opmaxx John Andrews National Semiconductor Adam Cron Synopsys Dan Dandapani University of Colorado Frans de Jong Philips Carrel D'Haiti National Semiconductor Ted Eaton Intellitech Firooz Farhoomand Matsushita Joel Goldberg Test & Measurement World Magazine Katsuhiro Hirayama Panasonic Semiconductor Terry Junge Seagate Adam Ley Texas Instruments Keith Lofstrom KLIC Colin Maunder BT Laboratories John McDermid Hewlett-Packard Kozo Nuriya Panasonic Semiconductor Adam Osseiran Ecole D'Ingenieurs de Geneve Ken Parker Hewlett-Packard Paul Pilotte GenRad Adam Sheppard ASSET InterTech Mani Soma University of Washington Steve Sunter LogicVision Tony Suto GenRad Lee Whetsel Texas Instruments Brian Wilkins Southampton University Sending Regrets Name Company Sponsor Terry Borroz Teradyne Ed McCluskey Stanford University Michel Parot Thomson-CSF --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ken Parker (KP) Motion: To accept the minutes of the previous meeting.

IEEE 1149.4 Mixed-Signal Test Bus Working Group Meeting Minutes for May 5th, 2000 8:30AM-4:00PM Meeting Agenda Time Topic Responsibility 08:30am Arrival and Introductions Adam Osseiran 08:35am P1500 CTL Status Rohit Kapur 09:05am Approval of October 1st, 1999 Minutes Adam Osseiran 09:15am Standard Printing Status Adam Cron 09:45am Language Definition John McDermid 10:15am P1500 Hardware Task Force Status Lee Whetsel 10:45am STIL and IEEE 1149.4 Greg Maston 11:15am Marketing the new Standard Adam Osseiran Adjourn for Lunch Thank you Bob and 12:00pm EMC2 02:00pm ABM/ATAP Design Issues Steve Sunter 02:15pm Industrial Application status Adam Osseiran 02:30pm Language Definition (Con’t) John McDermid 04:00pm Adjourn Adam Osseiran Meeting Attendees Name Company Sponsor Adam Cron Synopsys Rohit Kapur Synopsys Adam Ley ASSET InterTech Greg Maston Fluence Technology John McDermid Agilent Technologies Elbert Nhan Johns Hopkins University Adam Osseiran Fluence Technology Bob Russel EMC Steve Sunter LogicVision Tony Taylor Synopsys Lee Whetsel Texas Instruments Sending Regrets: Dan Dandapani University of Colorado at Boulder Frans de Jong Philips Keith Lofstrom KLIC Ken Parker Agilent Arrival and Introductions Adam Osseiran showed the revised meeting agenda and announced that Rohit Kapur, Chair of the P1500 CTL (Core Test Language) Working Group (WG) would kick off today’s meeting by presenting an update of the P1500 CTL activities (Viewgraph VG1).

IEEE1149 IEEE 1149.4 Mixed-Signal Test Bus Working Group Meeting Minutes for May 5 th , 2000 8:30AM-4:00PM Access the Minutes of the November, 1998 Working Group Meeting .

The following individuals asked to become voting members of 802.3 (indicated by * on Attachment A4): Azadef, Kameran; Busse, Robert; Chang, Edward S.; Chin, Hon Wah; Ewen, John F.; Feidler, Jens; Giaretta, Giorgio; Haile-Mariam, Aitkem; Herrity, Ken; Kardontchik, Jaime; Lackner, Hans; Langston, Dawn; Noseworthy, Bob; Roers, Shawn; Sarles, Bill; Sorenson, Michel; Sikdar, Som; Turner, Edward; Vijeh, Nader and Yoon, Chong Ho.

Technical Introduction to IEEE 1394 Michael Johas Teener Chair P1394c WG mike@teener.com SCSIvideo floppy modem N et w o rk S er ia l K ey b o ar d S o u n d P o w er Background (the way things were) • No I/O Integration – lots of PCB area, silicon & software – no common architecture • Hard to change – no realtime transport – performance not scalable Goals • Low cost, high performance ergonomic system interconnect • Compatible architecture with other IEEE busses – Follow IEEE 1212 CSR (Control and Status Register) standard • Peer-to-peer read/write memory model for asynchronous services – NOT an I/O channel • Isochronous service – Multimedia transport Data type Sample size and rate Bit rate ISDN 8 kHz x 8 bits 64 Kbit/sec CD 44.1 kHz x 16 bits x 2 channels 1.4 Mbit/sec DAT 48 kHz x 16 bits x 2 channels 1.5 Mbit/sec Video 25-30 frames/sec 1.5 – 216 Mbit/sec “Isochronous” ??

Alan Brown requested a Roll Call vote; the WG Chair granted the request Moved: Steve Shellhammer Second : Marek Hadjuczenia 802.3 Voter Roll Call Results Abaye, Ali - Abbas, Ghani - Abbott, John - Allard, Michel Abstain Amleshi, Peerouz - Anderson, Jon - Anslow, Peter - Balasubramanian, Koussalya - Baldwin, Thananya - Barnett, Barry - Barr, David Abstain Barrass, Hugh Approve Beaudoin, Denis - Belopolsky, Yakov - Bennett, Michael - Bhatt, Vipul - Bhoja, Sudeep - Bliss, William Approve Booth, Brad - Boyd, Edward Approve Braun, Ralf-Peter - Breuer, Dirk - Brophy, Timothy Approve Brown, Alan Approve Brown, Kevin - Brown, Matthew - Bugg, Mark - Busse, Robert - Carlson, Steve - Carroll, J.

Name Plenaries Qualified Interims IEEE 802.3 Credited Attendance Summary 3/09 11/09 3 3 Page 17/1/2010 Days required for meeting credit 2/4 2/3 Status Post 7/08 Status Post 3/08 Status Post 11/07 Status Post 11/08 Status Post 3/09 Note Status Post 7/09 Days4/09 2 5/09 3 7/09 3 9/09 3 Status Post 11/09 1/10 2* or 3 Status Post 3/10 (V1.0) 3/10 3 5/10 2 Status Post 7/10 4Abbas, Ghani Q V V VVVV 331 44 4 V4 4 V4 4 V Abbott, John Q V V VVVV 1644 V4 V4 V 4Agata, Akira R T n nVVV 4VOO 4Alping, Arne R V V VVVV 4VOO Ambrose, Andrew Q 10O3 3 V2 2 V Anderson, Jon Q 194 O4 5 V4 2 V 4Anslow, Peter Q V V VVVV 3344 4 V4 5 V4 4 V 4Balasubramanian, Vittal Q O O OTVV 2044 4 V4 VV 3Baldwin, Thananya Q V V TVVV 1432 V3 V3 V 3Bandyopadhyay, Jaya R V TVVV 52 VOO Barnette, Jim Q V V VVVV 6V3 V3 V 4Barrass, Hugh Q V V VVVV 282 33 3 V3 4 V3 3 V 3Baumer, Howard R V V VRVVO 3OOO Beaudoin, Denis Q V V VVVV 124 V4 V4 V 3Beckwith, Jonathan Q OV 114 V4 VV 4Beia, Christian R V V VVVV 62 VOO Belopolsky, Yakov Q 93 O3 3 T 4Bennett, Michael Q V V VVVV 2734 3 V3 3 V3 4 V 4Bergmann, Ernest Q R TVV 84 VVVR 4Booth, Brad Q V V VVVV 2734 4 V1 4 V3 4 V 2Boyd, Graeme R nnnn 2nnn 4Bozorgebrahimi, Kurosh R OO 4OOO 4Braun, Ralf-Peter Q V V VVVV 154 4 V3 VV Breuer, Dirk Q V T OVVV 84 VV4 V 4Brown, Alan R V TVVV 51 VOO 3Brown, Matthew Q OV 2834 3 V4 3 V4 4 V Busse, Robert Q V V VVVV 124 V4 V4 V 4Carlson, Steve Q V V VVVV 353 44 4 V4 4 V4 4 V 3Carroll, J.

Name Plenaries Qualified Interims IEEE 802.3 Credited Attendance Summary 7/10 3 Page 16/13/2011 Days required for meeting credit 2/4 2/3 Status Post 7/08 Status Post 3/08 Status Post 11/07 Status Post 11/08 Status Post 3/09 Note Status Post 7/09 Days9/10 2 Status Post 11/09 Status Post 3/10 (V1.1) 3/10 3 5/10 2 Status Post 7/10 Status Post 11/10 11/10 3 1/11 2 Status Post 3/11 3/11 3 5/11 2 Status Post 7/11 4Abbas, Ghani Q V V VVVV 26VV4 4 VV34 3 V4 V 4Abbott, John Q R V V VVVV 8VV4 VVVVR Abunasrah, Ebrahim R 43 1 OO Alie, Stephen R TTTT 2TOOO2 OO Ambrose, Andrew R 4OV2 2 VVOO Amleshi, Peerouz R 11 O 3Anderson, Jon Q 22OV4 2 VV24 1 V4 2 V 4Anslow, Peter Q V V VVVV 29VV4 4 VV34 3 V4 3 V 3Au, Kwok Shum R 3OOOO Balasubramanian, Koussalya Q 74 O3 T 3Balasubramanian, Vittal Q O O OTVV 7VVVV2 V2 V 3Baldwin, Thananya Q V V TVVV 13VV3 VV3 V4 V Barnett, Barry Q 64 2 T Barnette, Jim R V V VVVV 3VV3 VVOO 3Barrass, Hugh Q V V VVVV 24VV3 3 VV23 3 V4 3 V Bathrick, Greg R 11 OO Beaudoin, Denis Q R V V VVVV 8VV4 VV4 VVR 3Belopolsky, Yakov Q 17O3 3 VV2 3 V3 V 4Bennett, Michael Q V V VVVV 23VV3 4 VV3 3 V4 2 V Bhatt, Vipul R 11 O bliss, will R 51 O2 2 O 3Booth, Brad Q V V VVVV 23VV3 4 VV33 3 V4 V Braun, Ralf-Peter Q V V VVVV 10VVVV4 V4 2 V 4Breuer, Dirk Q R V T OVVV 8VV4 VVVVR 3Brown, Matthew Q OV 24VV4 4 VV4 3 V4 2 V Bugg, Mark Q 113 2 V4 2 V Busse, Robert Q R V V VVVV 8VV4 VV4 VVR Carlson, Steve Q V V VVVV 24VV4 4 VV34 2 V4 3 V 2Carroll, J.

Brown, Benjamin Brown, Kevin Brunn, Brian Busse, Robert Cain, Jeff Carlson, Steve *Cates, Ron Chang, Luke *Chen, Xiaopeng Cheong, Kok-Wui Cho, Jae hun *Chopra, Rahul Claseman, George 18 July 2005 IEEE 802.3 Opening Plenary 15 802.3 Members (voters) p.2 Cobb, Terry Cohen, Larry Cornejo, Edward Cravens, George Cunningham, David Dabiri, Dariush Daines, Kevin Dallesasse, John D'Ambrosia, John Darshan, Yair Dawe, Piers Di Minico, Chris Diab, Wael Dineen, Thomas Dinh, Thuyen Dove, Dan Dupuis, Joseph E.

Plato Networks Coilcraft Akron Silicon UNH-IOL 16 July 2007 IEEE 802.3 Opening Plenary 15 Deleted as voters (p. 2) Name Popescu, Petre Radhakrishnan, Prakash Robbins, Steve Smith , Andrew Spagna, Fulvio Telang, Vivek Employer Astar Intel Corporation Linear Technology Corp Power Integrations Intel Corporation Broadcom Corp Affiliation Astar Linear Technology Power Integrations 16 July 2007 IEEE 802.3 Opening Plenary 16 802.3 member rights & responsibilities • Membership isn’t just the right to vote on your favorite project, it includes responsibilities • Members of IEEE 802.3 are expected to support WG activities – Attend WG meetings – Become knowledgeable about the breadth of IEEE 802.3 activities – Review drafts and vote on them in WG ballots – Support the maintenance of our standards – Support the interpretation of our standards 16 July 2007 IEEE 802.3 Opening Plenary 17 Another anonymous letter • A recent letter from “Anonymous” complains about the deletion of 802.3 members • Participant right of appeal is one of IEEE-SA’s fundamental principles • All participants are subject to the IEEE Code of Ethics and there is a defined mechanism for lodging ethics complaints • The deletion of voters complained about in the letter was an action covered by the right of appeal 16 July 2007 IEEE 802.3 Opening Plenary 18 802.3 Members (voters) p.1 Abbott, John Akasaka, Youichi Alping, Arne Anslow, Pete Barnette, Jim Barrass, Hugh Barrick, Scott Baumer, Howard Beaudoin, Denis Beck, Michaël Beia, Christian Bennett, Mike Booth, Brad Braun, Ralf-Peter Brearley, Dave *Brown, Matt Brunner, Robert Busse, Robert Cain, Jeff Carlson, Steve Carroll, J.

Bennett, Mike Booth, Brad Braun, Ralf-Peter Busse, Robert * Cain, Jeff Carlson, Steve Carroll, J.

., all that signed in the 802.3 books during the last year) – Red Book – new attendees & update contact information 12 November 2007 IEEE 802.3 Opening Plenary 11 802.3 Members (voters) p.1 Abbas, Ghani Abbott, John Akasaka, Youichi Alping, Arne Anslow, Pete Barnette, Jim Barrass, Hugh Barrick, Scott *Baumer, Howard Beaudoin, Denis *Beck, Michaël Beia, Christian Bennett, Mike Booth, Brad Braun, Ralf-Peter *Brearley, Dave *Brunner, Robert Busse, Robert Cain, Jeff Carlson, Steve Carroll, J.

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Babanezhad, Joseph N 4 43 3 3 2 3 Babla, Chet 2 2 23 2 2 Bachar, Yuval 3 3 Badalone, Riccardo 3 Baddar, Asef 1 Balan, Vishnu 3 2 Balasubramonian, 2 32 Balcioglu, Ahmet 3 Balemarthy, Kasyapa 2 1 Bangalore, Srinivas (Srini) 2 Bar-Niv, Amir 2 2 3 Barazande-Pour, Majid 3 33 44 3 4 Barnette, Jim 3 2 Barrass, Hugh 4 44 24 2 2 3 4 Barrick, Scott 4 Battaglia, Jim 21 4 1 Baumer, Howard 4 34 3 Page 2 Name 11/8/2005 IEEE 802.3 Attendance Summary Plenaries Interim TF Mtgs 7/04 7/05 Days required for 75% 33 11/04 3 9/04 2 3/05 3 1/05 2 1/05 2 2/05 2 5/05 3 6/05 3 6/05 3 9/05 2 10/05 3 Baxter, Les 1 Beaudoin, Denis 4 44 4 Beck, Michaël 4 44 4 Beckwith, Jon 1 Begur, Sridhar 1 Beili, Edward 2 1 Belhadj, Med 5 Beliaev, Alexei 4 44 24 Belogolovy, Andrey 3 3 Belopolsky, Yakov 2 2 3 Bennett, Ken 1 2 Bennett, Mike 3 33 3 2 Bergmann, Ernest E. 43 3 3 3 Berry, Joe 2 1 2 2 Berson, Yuval 1 Bhandari, Nitin 2 Bhoja, Sudeep 3 33 33 3 2 3 3 Bhugra, Harmeet 33 32 Biddle, Gary 1 Blachman, Steven Blauvelt, Hank 2 Bohbot, Michel 3 Bonnamy, Jean-Michel 33 Booth, Brad 4 44 44 5 2 4 3 4 Bose, Ron 1 Bottacchi, Stefano 2 2 2 Boucino, Thomas J. 4 Bovill, Kirk 2 3 2 Boyd, Graeme 3 Bradshaw, Peter 4 33 53 Braga, Al 4 3 Brand, Richard 4 44 4 Brant, Paul 4 Braun, Dori 1 2 13 2 Braun, Ralf-Peter 4 44 4 Brearley, Dave 2 Brink, Robert D. 3 4 34 3 1 2 3 Brown, Benjamin 4 4 Brown, Kevin 4 44 34 2 4 Brown, Matt 4 4 3 3 Page 3 Name 11/8/2005 IEEE 802.3 Attendance Summary Plenaries Interim TF Mtgs 7/04 7/05 Days required for 75% 33 11/04 3 9/04 2 3/05 3 1/05 2 1/05 2 2/05 2 5/05 3 6/05 3 6/05 3 9/05 2 10/05 3 Brownlee, Phillip 31 3 Brunn, Brian 3 4 3 3 3 3 Brunner, Robert 42 14 2 2 Buckmeier, Brian 22 1 Budniak, Mitchell 1 Busse, Robert 4 44 4 Cai, Xingjian 3 Cain, Jeff 1 43 34 3 3 3 Cam, Richard 1 Camagna, John 41 Carlson, Steve 4 14 4 Carrier, John 3 Cates, Ron 3 Cavendish, Dirceu Chaikin, Shlomy 3 Chalupsky, David 4 2 3 Chan, Kevin T. 3 2 2 Chang, Brian 2 Chang, Charles 1 Chang, Frank 2 3 Chang, Luke 3 3 43 3 2 Chang, Milton 2 Chang, Rong-Feng 1 3 Charny, Ben 2 Chen, Kuan-Yu 2 Chen, Qing-lun 3 4 Cheong, Kok-Wui 4 4 2 Chilukoor, Muralidharan 1 Chin, David 4 3 Cho, Jae hun 3 33 3 Choi, Jinseek 3 Chopra, Rahul 1 3 3 Chou, Joseph 3 Chou, Yun-Lung 2 Clark, Chris 1 Claseman, George 4 44 4 Clifton, Zachary 4 Coban, Abdulkerim L. 3 Cobb, Terry 4 44 33 3 2 3 2 Cohen, Larry 3 33 4 3 Page 4 Name 11/8/2005 IEEE 802.3 Attendance Summary Plenaries Interim TF Mtgs 7/04 7/05 Days required for 75% 33 11/04 3 9/04 2 3/05 3 1/05 2 1/05 2 2/05 2 5/05 3 6/05 3 6/05 3 9/05 2 10/05 3 Congdon, Paul 3 Conroy, Keith 1 3 2 2 Cook, Charles I 1 Coon, Michael 2 Cornejo, Edward 3 3 2 3 Cravens, George 4 4 Crepin, J.

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Intervals are moved within the unit via busses of 128 bits.