>Hi Everyone,
>I am working on Jitter in Analog to Digital Converters(ADCs). I am
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>jitter) is straight forward with the help of any signal generator but
>a clock signal with "variable jitter" is a problem.
This may be a whole lot easier than you think, depending
on how much jitter you need. If you simply add the good
clock signal and some other modulating signal through a
simple resistive mixer into the input of a logic gate, the
modulating signal will bias the clock to hit the gate threshold
earlier or later than otherwise. Works best if the clock
has slow edges, which you might want to encourage
by a bit of capacitance at the gate input.
If you want a modulating source with plenty of
options (uniform white, pink, gaussian, band-limited noise,
standard waves, arbitrary waveforms, AM, FM, bursts,
sweeps, etc) you can use the sound card signal generator
in my Daqarta package. (Daqarta is shareware, but the
signal generator keeps working after the trial period so
that part is effectively freeware.)
Best regards,
Bob Masta
D A Q A R T A
Data AcQuisition And Real-Time Analysis
www.daqarta.com
Scope, Spectrum, Spectrogram, Signal Generator
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