zhonghan
Junior Member level 3
lvds jitter
If the data and reference clock of the LVDS transmitter i use is very noisy. Then
How to design the corresponding receiver?
I exactly mean that how to choose the bandwidth of the clock recovery loop. If i use a very narrow loop as normal considerations, the recoved clock can not track the reference clock from the transmitter very quickly, which can result in suboptimal sampling at the receiver( fast changing data, slowly changing clock). So i tend to increase the bandwidth of the PLL in the clock recovery loop.
Is that correct ? how can i improve the jitter tolerance of the receiver when the jitter resulting from the LVDS transmitter is very large.
If the data and reference clock of the LVDS transmitter i use is very noisy. Then
How to design the corresponding receiver?
I exactly mean that how to choose the bandwidth of the clock recovery loop. If i use a very narrow loop as normal considerations, the recoved clock can not track the reference clock from the transmitter very quickly, which can result in suboptimal sampling at the receiver( fast changing data, slowly changing clock). So i tend to increase the bandwidth of the PLL in the clock recovery loop.
Is that correct ? how can i improve the jitter tolerance of the receiver when the jitter resulting from the LVDS transmitter is very large.