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[SOLVED] Question on jitter and eye diagram

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Hi everyone,

I the width of rising(or falling) edge in eye diagram is equal to the peak to peak value of jitter. But what type of jitter it represent for? long term jitter or period jitter?
 

Your english is tough to understand....but jitter comes from many sources (pll noise, inter-symbol interference, x-talk, etc.). Jitter is usually measured over a period of time to hit all scenarios with respect to ISI. If you want specific answers, you may need to ask a more detailed question.
 
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