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what's the relationship between phase noise and jitter?

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the relationship between jitter and phase noise

can somebody give a simple model?
 

hi, renwl, jitter is the integration of phase noise!
 

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caosl said:
hi, renwl, jitter is the integration of phase noise!
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thanks!

can I know the jitter when I know the phase noise?

what's the simplified method to hand calculate it ?
 

If you know the spectrum of phase noise, you can get the rms jitter by integration. In the website of ADI, you can find some papers about how to integrate, e.x. AN-756.
 

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