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ADC clock jitter: Why you should care
[Summary of tips] Clock jitter is a time variation in the clock time period. A beautiful ADC will yield poor signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), just because the clock edges are moving around. This article will look closely at clock jitter, and explore its causes and why it degrades ADC performance. It will also look into jitter solutions and how to ex......
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