Timing jitter is the fluctuation in pulse positions, with mode-locked lasers achieving low jitter over short timescales.

In clock recovery applications it is called timing jitter. [1] Jitter is a significant, and usually undesired, factor in the design of almost all communications links. Jitter can be quantified in …

but conceptually, jitter is the deviation of timing edges from their “correct” locations. In a timing-based system, timing jitter is the most obvious and direct form of non-idealness. As a form of …

overview of the approaches used to specify and measure jitter in timing devices. What is Jitter? Jitter as defined by NIST is the “short term phase variation of the significant instants of a digital …

Timing jitter is a fundamental challenge in photonic systems, but it can be effectively mitigated through a combination of detector optimization, signal processing techniques, and stable …

Timing jitter is the unwelcome companion of all electrical systems that use voltage transitions to represent timing information. Historically, electrical systems have lessened the ill effects of …

Timing jitter is the unwelcome companion of all electrical systems that use voltage transitions to represent timing information. Historically, electrical systems have lessened the ill effects of …

Abstract: A simple method for the estimation of timing jitter in ultrafast lasers is presented and applied for the first time to the characterization of ultralong passively mode-locked …

Jitter is the measure of timing performance. High jitter means poor timing performance in most cases. This primer provides an overview of jitter and offers practical assistance in taking jitter …

Moreover, a pulse-to-pulse timing jitter of 2.1 fs and integrated timing jitter of 564.8 fs in the frequency range from 35 kHz to 20 MHz are obtained. It is observed that the 1/f 2 white flicker …