Continuing our review of the history of jitter and the evolving response to it, we’d arrived at the late 1990s, when more sophisticated analysis methods were necessary to get a good handle on jitter.

Volumes have been written about jitter, an indication of the complexity associated with timing uncertainty. Actually, timing errors are easy to measure. It is in the assignment of blame that the ...

Jitter is one of the most widely used terms amongst engineers who design digital data links. Whether you design a new board or validate an old board, you'll run have to confront jitter and its ...

Jitter is defined as the unwanted variation in the timing of successive events. That statement’s broad wording applies to a range of pulse-edge positions relative to a reference clock as well as ...

Jitter can seriously degrade system operation but, as Lee Morgan explains, characterising and troubleshooting jitter on embedded systems has become a lot easier. Clocks are the heartbeats of embedded ...