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TI Engineer It- How to Measure Additive Jitter in Fanout Buffer
Range and Coexistence Demo in a Sub-1GHz Environment

TI Engineer It- How to Measure Additive Jitter in Fanout Buffer

Learn how to properly measure residual noise of clock fanout buffers so as not to degrade system performance in high precision applications from Jim Catt, manager of TI’s clocking application group.
15 July 2013
byNews Desk

15 July 2013
byNews Desk

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