Wi-Fi interference in wireless streaming or speaker setups like Sonos or Chromecast can also cause jitter, making the audio signal drop out, echo, or go robotic, as in a video conference call.

Broadly speaking, jitter refers to unwanted fluctuations in the timing of a digital signal. In networking, jitter is, more specifically, a deviation from the expected response time. These delays ...

Debugging embedded designs is one of the most challenging tasks for electronic engineers. Effective serial data analysis ...

By addressing this mismatch, both the control voltage and jitter can be effectively stabilized. Introduction to Phase-Locked Loop (PLL) A Phase-Locked Loop (PLL) is a feedback circuit that compares ...