[802.3_B400G_ELEC] [802.3dj] Proposed agenda for 21 April 2026 joint electrical/optical/logic ad hoc teleconference

[Kent Lusted <00003dd2e253c6a1-dmarc-request@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Dear Colleagues,

The proposed agenda for the 21 April 2026 P802.3dj joint electrical/optical/logic ad hoc teleconference meeting is as follows:

• Approve Agenda
• Ad Hoc Charter
• Review IEEE SA Policies (http://ieee802.org/3/policies.html / included) 

• IEEE SA Patent Policy
• IEEE SA Participation Policy
• IEEE SA Copyright Policy

• Presentations/Discussion

• See below

• Future Meetings

 

 

The following is a list of contributions for the meeting (see: https://www.ieee802.org/3/dj/public/adhoc/electrical/index.html) and will be posted later this week:

• “Rebuttal to Proposals to Shift 802.3dj TX/RX OMA Requirements”,  Brian Welch
• “Refine the Tx OMA and Rx sensitivity OMA for DR and FR4-500”, Michael He
• “Modal ERL Proposed Comment Overview”, Rich Mellitz
• “Editorial Considerations of Modal ERL”, Adee Ran
• “Test Symbol Error Extrapolation”, Eric Maniloff
• “TDECQ computation and the DFE”, Norm Swenson
• “Reference equalizer definition in TDECQ penalty computation”, Laurent Alloin

 

 Exact order of presentations is subject to change. 

 

Meeting details are available on the 802.3 calendar: https://www.ieee802.org/3/calendar.html

 

As an ad hoc, no decisions (i.e. motions) will be made.  However, I may conduct straw polls to test the group’s consensus on certain topics. 

 

 

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·       IEEE SA patent policy

·       IEEE SA Copyright Policy

·       IEEE SA Participation Policy and IEEE Code of Conduct

All of these policies may be found at http://ieee802.org/3/policies.html.

 

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Thanks,

Kent, Mark and Gary

 

 

 

 

Kent Lusted

IEEE P802.3dj Task Force Electrical track chair

 

 

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