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Which kind of PLL jitter affect the timing in STA

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Here is the definitions of "PLL period jitter" and "PLL cycle-to-cycle jitter" bellow.
Which jitter should be considered as "clock uncertainty" in STA (just for setup check, no affect to hold check)?

Period Jitter (A), (JEDEC Definition - JESD65)
The edge deviation to the ideal FOUT when measuring the rising edge of FOUT after
(n+N)-th cycle by using the rising edge of FOUT at n-th cycle as the trigger point, where N=1. FOUT is PLL's output.(figure 1)
Cycle-to-Cycle Jitter (JEDEC Definition - JESD65)
The cycle time variation between adjacent cycles over a random sample of adjacent clock cycle pairs.(figure 2)
 

I think it is PERIOD JITTER which may cause Problems in STA.....

correct me if i'm wrong.....
 

I think you are right. You can use set_clock_uncertainty command to consider colck jitter and skew.
 

Hi guys,
Can you please tell me why and how these jitter occur in the PLL output.
 

thanks all.
I think you're right.
 

The jitter occurs out of phase noise, which arises because charge pumping problem.
Sumit
 

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