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Why Do Different Instruments Give Different Jitter Answers?
On-Demand WebcastSpeaker: Charlie Schaffer, Marketing Vice President, SyntheSys Research, Inc.
Hosted by EDN • September 2008
Jitter Map is a new capability on the BERTScope that uses BER measurements to measure Total Jitter as well as decompose jitter beyond basic Random and Deterministic Jitter. This paper introduces the reader to the methodologies used in this innovative tool, and explains novel features which allow users to delve into jitter problems in new ways, such as examining Random Jitter on each edge of the data pattern, separating out the jitter caused by transmitter pre-emphasis, and performing jitter decomposition on long patterns such as PRBS-31.
