[SI-LIST] Re: Query on power noise sensitivity measurement problem

Greetings,

I received notice from several folks indicating that there was a problem =
with the link that I sent out.  For some reason a few extra characters =
(specifically "=3D20") were appended to the link.  I'm not sure why this =
happened, but the correct link ends in 206801021.

http://www.techonline.com/learning/webinar/206801021

Best regards,
Rob

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Greetings,

Here's a link to a recent seminar which covers TX/RX PLL =3D =
characterization. =
http://www.techonline.com/learning/webinar/206801021=3D20

This measurement technique would also allow measurement of the Jitter =
=3D Spectrum (RJ/PJ RJ/SJ) while injecting "power noise on PLL =
power".=3D20

Best regards,
Rob Sleigh
Digital Test Division
Agilent Technologies, Inc.

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Hi experts,

I am trying to find out whether it is possible to get the relationship =
=3D between powernoise and output jitter by measurement.
To be convenient, I would like to call it Power Noise sensivity. =3D20

My initial thought is to inject a certain frequency power noise on PLL =
=3D power, and then measure SJ at the frequency on TX output =
signal.=3D20 But it is some difficult to be applied in practice due to =
PDN impedance =3D variance.
Is there any craft method to avoid it?

As to RX side, it is difficult to loop out clock recovered by CDR.
I was ever been told that as TX and RX share same PLL, or use same =3D =
design PLL, so power sensitivity at RX is similar with power sensitivity =
=3D at TX. If we measure power sensitivity at TX, then we can get one at =
RX.
Is that true, or could stand at most cases?

I tried to find some documents for reference, but I failed.
I hope experts here who ever did similar work may give me some comments =
=3D and suggestions.
Thanks in advance! =3D20


Regards,

Huang Chunxing
HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO.,LTD. =3D20


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