Jitter Modeling is a formal analytical framework within timing uncertainty analysis that characterizes the deviations in the timing of signal transitions from their ideal positions by quantifying the short-term variations in the periodicity of digital events, distinguishing it from broader delay modeling through its focus on temporal instability at the cycle-to-cycle level.
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Noise in relaxation oscillators
A.A. Abidi, Ralf Meyer · IEEE Journal of Solid-State Circuits · 1983 · 227 citations
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