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transient noise simulation
Oct 25th, 2011, 1:10am
 
hello all,
i want to verify one of my serial link TX with transient noise, so for that i want to use transient noise to get proper estimation of DJ. So in the transient noise options what is the meaning of

a. Noise seed
b. noise fmax
c.noise scale
d.noise fmin
e. noise tmin  

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raj.
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Re: transient noise simulation
Reply #1 - Oct 25th, 2011, 6:18am
 
Raja,

  No you don't need a transient noise simulation. A transient simulation
will give you the deterministic jitter. You will need a PRBS source and
your channel model for DJ. You need transient noise if you want to
simulate random jitter, RJ.

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Re: transient noise simulation
Reply #2 - Oct 26th, 2011, 1:18am
 
hello seldon,
sorry it's a typo, i wanted to calculate RJ, not DJ. so this RJ how to  determine all setting what i had in the previous post. Or can yo uplease point me any ref which explains
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Reply #3 - Oct 27th, 2011, 6:25am
 
Raja,

 Usually, you only need to set noisefmax when simulating white
noise and noisefmax/noisefmin when simulating 1/f and white
noise.

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a. Noise seed, seed for the noise generator, not really required
b. Noise fmax, sets the maximum frequency of the noise
c. Noise scale, probably not required. scales the noise up to
                     reduce the effect of numerical noise on the calculation
d. Noise fmin, used if you want to model 1/f noise, sets the
                    minimum frequency for the 1/f noise generator
e. Noise tmin, the inverse of noisefmax, sets the minimum time
                    step size
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