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All About the Acronyms: RJ, DJ, DDJ, ISI, DCD, PJ, SJ Webinar (WebID: 15707):
In this tutorial, we'll learn how to diagnose jitter problems by analyzing the different jitter components-each of which has its own acronym. We'll also see which of the components are independent and where they fit in specifications. (55W-21968-0) |
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20-Mar-2009 |
Clock Recovery in Serial-Data Systems Webinar (WebID: 16423):
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20-Mar-2009 |
Jitter Analysis in Systems with Crosstalk Webinar (WebID: 15708):
In this tutorial, we'll show why jitter and voltage noise should really be analyzed at the same time and how this type of analysis can be used to recognize processes that are not jitter, but can completely corrupt a jitter analysis, like crosstalk. (55W-21969-0) |
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20-Mar-2009 |
Reference Clock Jitter and Data Jitter Webinar (WebID: 15709):
In this tutorial, we'll discuss the effect of clock jitter on serial data systems, the role it plays in both transmitters and receivers and how simple models can be used to isolate the clock jitter that impacts the bit error. (55W-21971-0) |
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20-Mar-2009 |
The Meaning of Total Jitter Webinar (WebID: 15706):
In this tutorial, we'll clarify the difference between peak-to-peak jitter and Total Jitter at a bit error ratio once and for all. We'll also discuss how TJ (BER) is estimated on oscilloscopes. |
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20-Mar-2009 |
What the Dual Dirac Model Is and What It Is Not Webinar (WebID: 15694):
In this tutorial, we'll cover the details of the dual-Dirac model, how and why it is used in specifications, how it is used to estimate the Total Jitter of a system, the assumptions it makes and where they fail. |
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20-Mar-2009 |
Tektronix Jitter Measurement 2.0 Solution (WebID: 12110):
Measurement needs range from straightforward to intricate; and interactions between transmitter and the channel result in requirements for complete serial data link analysis. No matter what your specific requirement, Tektronix enables you to resolve design challenges quickly and efficiently. (2 Pages, 55W-17792-2) |
Quick Fact Sheet |
22-Oct-2007 |
Testing of High Speed Serial Designs (WebID: 5631):
This tutorial will be helpful to all design engineers that are working with high-speed serial designs such as SATA, PCI-Express, FB-DIMM, and HDMI. This presentation will take you through connectivity and receiver testing as well as the signal-analysis requirements for your high-speed serial designs. |
Tutorial |
17-May-2006 |
Jitter Tutorial (WebID: 5736):
In this presentation, we will begin with a basic overview of jitter. Proceed with a discussion on what are some of the important measurement challenges to consider when analyzing jitter. Then conclude by highlighting some of the key Real-Time Spectrum Analyzer capabilities that solve these challenges. |
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26-Jan-2006 |
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