long term jitter rms
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Hi all,
Could you please explain some jitter defiinition definitions.
Suppose that we have a sine wave:
I found this defintions:
JitterPeak-to-Peak[p-p] = Jittermax[ps] - Jittermin[ps]
Period Jitter: The maximum change of the signal edge from the expected of ideal position in time
Phase Jitter [Long Term Jitter]: The maximum change of the signal edge from the expected of ideal position over many cycles.
My questions are:
1- Can I deduce from the previous definition that
Period Jitter=(JitterPeak-to-Peak[p-p])/2 ?
2- How many cycle are needed to measure the Long Term Jitter ?
3- Doesn't long term jitter depend on the position in time at which we consider this certain number of cycle?
4- Is rms jitter=JitterPeak-to-Peak[p-p])/sqrt(2)
Thanks in advance.
Could you please explain some jitter defiinition definitions.
Suppose that we have a sine wave:
I found this defintions:
JitterPeak-to-Peak[p-p] = Jittermax[ps] - Jittermin[ps]
Period Jitter: The maximum change of the signal edge from the expected of ideal position in time
Phase Jitter [Long Term Jitter]: The maximum change of the signal edge from the expected of ideal position over many cycles.
My questions are:
1- Can I deduce from the previous definition that
Period Jitter=(JitterPeak-to-Peak[p-p])/2 ?
2- How many cycle are needed to measure the Long Term Jitter ?
3- Doesn't long term jitter depend on the position in time at which we consider this certain number of cycle?
4- Is rms jitter=JitterPeak-to-Peak[p-p])/sqrt(2)
Thanks in advance.
