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tumeda
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Question: Translation from psd to jitter
Jan 10th, 2006, 10:25am
 
Question is in following:

In the Eqn.56 of Ken's paper(noise and jitter)

var(n)=∫0Sn(f)df

However, in the paper "Jitter and Phase Noise in Ring
Oscillator" of Hajimiri in 1999, the jitter is calculated by

σΔT2=∫0SΦ(f)sin2(πfΔT)df

if the ΔT→∞ then

σΔT2=2/(ω02) ∫0SΦ(f)df
Who can help me to understand, why the two transformations are different,
and how to explain it? Thanks a lot in advance!
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Re: Question: Translation from psd to jitter
Reply #1 - Nov 9th, 2006, 5:13am
 
first of all, they are different kind of jitter.
one is phase jitter or absolute jitter.
the other is so-called self referenced- jitter in interval T.

To find out extact definition for these. Check out papers by McNeil and Demir on jitter
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