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Confusion with the terminology "RMS jitter" in papers. Is it Jc or Jee? (Read 843 times)
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Confusion with the terminology "RMS jitter" in papers. Is it Jc or Jee?
Sep 30th, 2020, 9:02am
 
Greetings,
While doing literature survey [1] and [2], I found that the authors have used the word "rms jitter" to report their jitter numbers. I am confused whether they mean cycle jitter (Jc) or edge-to-edge jitter (Jee)  since both of them are jitter and are rms quantities.
Could you please tell me which jitter are they refering to?

P.S. I know what each term mean.

[1] A. Elkholy et al., "15.4 A 20-to-1000MHz ±14ps peak-to-peak jitter reconfigurable multi-output all-digital clock generator using open-loop fractional dividers in 65nm CMOS," 2014 IEEE International Solid-State Circuits Conference Digest of Technical Papers (ISSCC)

[2] S. Hung and S. Pamarti, "6.4 A 0.5-to-2.5GHz Multi-Output Fractional Frequency Synthesizer with 90fs Jitter and -106dBc Spurious Tones Based on Digital Spur Cancellation," 2019 IEEE International Solid- State Circuits Conference
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