[SI-LIST] Re: Good book about jitter....

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As Ralph mentioned, there is a lot of free material available in the
form of app notes at many instrument manufacturers (agilent, wavecrest,
tektronix, etc).  Also you could search for papers at DesignCon - many
of those are fairly descriptive and focused on jitter analysis and
measurement.  As far as books, I like Digital Timing Measurements, by
Wolfgang Maichen.

- ben.

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> Henrik,
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> Agilent has a couple "brochures" that give an introduction to these:
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> 5989-4823EN - is a "poster" that summarizes the jitter=20
> components 5989-3206EN - White paper: "Jitter Analysis: The Dual-Dirac
>       Model, RJ/DJ and Q-Scale"
> 5989-3151EN - App Note: "Fast Total Jitter"
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> There are also a number of app notes related to testing /=20
> measuring jitter with their equipment.
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> See also: www.agilent.com/find/jittermaster
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> Ralph Wilson
> Alcatel-Lucent
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> On 03/22/07 04:22, Henrik Madsen wrote:
> > Hi
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> > I have followed some of the latest discussions about 'jitter'.
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> > I have looked around for a good book about jitter, but I have not=20
> > found any.
> > Can anybody recommend a good book about 'jitter' and=20
> relations between=20
> > different contributions, not too advanced, but on the other hand=20
> > descriptive enough to get a good understanding.
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> > Originally, I just had to think about 'Deterministic' and 'Random'
> > jitter.
> > Today, if you look at the specifications for some high-speed=20
> > interfaces, the jitter has been divided into many=20
> contributions like=20
> > *Deterministic jitter (bounded)
> > ** Periodic jitter
> > *** Sinusoidal jitter
> > ** Data dependent jitter
> > ** Bounded Uncorrelated jitter
> > etc.
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> > Regards
> > /Henrik
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