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As you scale each successive PCIe specification, the single most important idea is that signal integrity becomes non-negotiable. Every millimeter of routing, connector choice, and material stack-up must be treated as part of a high-speed RF system." C h a p t e r 3 | S c a l i n g f r o m E m b e d d e d P C I e 4 . 0 t o D a t a C e n t e r P C I e 7 . 0 Isolation Techniques To manage increasing complexity, non-transparent bridging lets multiple processing domains operate independently while still exchanging data as needed. Greater redundancy, isolation, and separation in in complex embedded architectures enable designers to combine different processor families without forcing them into a shared memory model. Similarly, multi-domain PCIe switches help systems segment traffic and enforce deterministic behavior across multiple independent root complexes. In this context, domain isolation helps prevent large AI workloads from disturbing the timing-critical control plane. Meanwhile, switch-level routing and quality of service can provide predictable throughput for all connected devices. Such an architecture becomes important in systems like robotics platforms or industrial automation controllers, where one processor manages real-time control while another handles AI or networking. Furthermore, diagnostics inside the switch can reveal link quality, equalization status, error counters, and lane behavior. Eduardo Eslava Sr. Hardware Electronics Engineer, DANA Corporation 22 8 Experts Discuss PCIe for Emerging Embedded Systems

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