[SI-LIST] Re: BUJ(bounded un-correlated jitter) separation method
- From: <Wolfgang.Maichen@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <chambers.yin@xxxxxxxxx>, <si-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 14 Feb 2012 08:23:34 +0000
In a nutshell, BUJ extraction tends to work that way:
Take signal
Extract pattern dependent jitter (bounded)
Extract duty cycle error (bounded)
Extract periodic jitter (bounded)
Extract random jitter (unbounded)
(not necessarily in that order, and particular algorithms to extract these
jitter types are vendor specific).
What is left over is put in the BUJ "bucket", sort of a catch-all that the
software can't assign to any of the better defined categories.
Wolfgang
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Subject: [SI-LIST] BUJ(bounded un-correlated jitter) separation method
Hi experts,
Do you know if there are some public papers about BUJ separation method? I
spent some days on looking for them by SCI or EI, but i can't find any
paper about it.
Any information is appreciated.
BR,
-Chambers
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