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What is the realistic clock jitter that my ADC has to be able to tolerate?

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Hi, i m designing a CT delta sigma ADC. I was wondering about the following,

1. Without using an on chip PLL, what is a realistic clock jitter that my ADC has to be able to tolerate?

2. How do I simulate clk jitter in simulink

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Re: realistic jitter

Dear jowong1 :

for your first question:
1. Without using an on chip PLL, what is a realistic clock jitter that my ADC has to be able to tolerate?
==>I guess you need to know your setup time and hold time of S/H circuit.


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