[sdiy] Moogey jitter
Ian Fritz
ijfritz at earthlink.net
Sun Apr 16 02:50:38 CEST 2006
I had a look at Kevin's jitter measurement, and I can tell you it is
completely bogus. Nobody in their right mind would ever make the
measurement that way -- triggering off such a slow slope. The problem is
that any amplitude variation of the signal will cause the scope to trigger
either early or late, and this will translate directly into variation in
position of the reset on the scope. With a small slope, there is obviously
going to be a large error. In fact, if you make a horizontal line through
the ramp you will see that the width of the trace in the horizontal
direction is about the same as the measured "jitter". This guy just plain
does not know how to use a scope.
I was also appaled that he does not seem to understand how digitization
works. A fool, truly.
Ian
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