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The jitter measurement ways: The jitter decomposition
IEEE Instrumentation & Measurement Magazine, 2020Today, several applications and technologies require a suitable jitter characterization. For this reason, measurement methods and instruments aimed at quantifying and analyzing jitter continue to be proposed and developed by the research community and manufacturers.
Eulalia Balestrieri +5 more
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The jitter measurement ways: The jitter graphs
IEEE Instrumentation & Measurement Magazine, 2019In recent years, jitter characterization has acquired an ever greater importance for many applications and standard technologies. As a consequence, several measurement approaches have been developed, including different jitter graphical representations, decomposition methods and measurement instruments that can be used singularly or together ...
Eulalia Balestrieri +3 more
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The effects of aperture jitter and clock jitter in wideband ADCs
Computer Standards and Interfaces, 2007Designing leading-edge systems (e.g., communication systems) requires knowledge about the technological limits. Jitter is the limiting effect in wideband ADCs with a digitization bandwidth between 1 MHz and 1 GHz. The effects of aperture jitter and clock jitter have been investigated previously.
Gerhard Fettweis
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IEEE Commun. Lett., 1998
In digital communication systems, the periodicity of timing signals is often disturbed. While timing jitter has been adopted by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) as the standardized measurement for such disturbances, phase jitter is often used instead in much of the current relevant literature.
Jackie Chin, Antonio Cantoni
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In digital communication systems, the periodicity of timing signals is often disturbed. While timing jitter has been adopted by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) as the standardized measurement for such disturbances, phase jitter is often used instead in much of the current relevant literature.
Jackie Chin, Antonio Cantoni
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Timing Jitter Measurement of Intrinsic Random Jitter and Sinusoidal Jitter Using Frequency Division
Journal of Electronic Testing, 2003This paper presents a new method for measuring random timing jitter or sinusoidal timing jitter in signals of telecommunication devices. The method uses a divide-by-M circuit to reduce the frequency and the number of clock samples, and applies the Hilbert transform to measure the timing jitter.
Takahiro J. Yamaguchi +4 more
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Computer Graphics Forum, 2000
Jitter is one popular way of generating samples for stochastic sampling in computer graphics. The Poisson disk distribution better approximates that of the human photomosaic. In this paper we examine the spatial and frequency space behaviour of a number of existing algorithms for generating stochastic samples and propose a new algorithm based on low ...
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Jitter is one popular way of generating samples for stochastic sampling in computer graphics. The Poisson disk distribution better approximates that of the human photomosaic. In this paper we examine the spatial and frequency space behaviour of a number of existing algorithms for generating stochastic samples and propose a new algorithm based on low ...
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Effects of deterministic jitter in a cable on jitter tolerance measurements
International Test Conference, 2003. Proceedings. ITC 2003., 2004This paper presents a new jitter tolerance model that includes the effect of deterministic jitter in interconnects. First, it is shown by experiment that the deterministic jitter in a cable can significantly affect its jitter tolerance. Then, the new jitter tolerance model is verified with experimental data on cables of various lengths, using both PRBS
Takahiro J. Yamaguchi +4 more
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Modeling of the synchronization process jitter spectrum with input jitter
IEEE Transactions on Communications, 1999The synchronous residual time stamp (SRTS) is one approach approved for the encoding and transporting of the continuous bit rate (CBR) service clock in ATM Adaptation Layer 1 (AAL1) allowing CBR services to be transported in ATM cells over the B ISDN.
Jacqueline Walker, Antonio Cantoni
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Enhanced Resolution Jitter Testing Using Jitter Expansion
25th IEEE VLSI Test Symmposium (VTS'07), 2007This paper presents a hardware jitter expansion technique to enable high-resolution jitter measurement of multi-GHz digital signals. To realize high-resolution timing analysis, the jitter is reconstructed on a low-speed signal and jitter measurements are made on this signal instead of the original high-speed signal.
Hyun Woo Choi +2 more
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International Journal of Reasoning-based Intelligent Systems, 2012
As CMOS technology has scaled, supply voltage have dropped, chip power consumption has increased, and clock frequency/data rates increase effects of jitter become critical and jitter budget get tighter. Knowing how to inject/isolate jitter components with time–convolution/correlation will enhance designer ability to determine and locate the root causes.
Goran Jovanović +3 more
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As CMOS technology has scaled, supply voltage have dropped, chip power consumption has increased, and clock frequency/data rates increase effects of jitter become critical and jitter budget get tighter. Knowing how to inject/isolate jitter components with time–convolution/correlation will enhance designer ability to determine and locate the root causes.
Goran Jovanović +3 more
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