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International Test Conference 1998 (ITC'98)
Measuring Jitter of High Speed Data Channels Using Undersampling Techniques
Washington, D.C. USA
October 18-October 23
ISBN: 0-7803-5093-6
Wajih Dalal, Schlumberger Automated Test Equipment
Daniel Rosenthal, Schlumberger Automated Test Equipment
Jitter is a critical parameter in high speed data communication channels. A new jitter measurement technique utilizing a high bandwidth undersampling voltage measurement instrument is presented. This type of undersampling instrument is common in mixed-signal ATE. The advantages of this new technique over other traditional jitter measurement techniques are: bandwidth, ease of use, and throughput.
Citation:
Wajih Dalal, Daniel Rosenthal, "Measuring Jitter of High Speed Data Channels Using Undersampling Techniques," itc, pp.814, International Test Conference 1998 (ITC'98), 1998
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