In Reply to: No, they don't posted by Scrith on November 2, 2006 at 14:22:11:
Leader Electronics Corp. has sold the Jitter Analyzer from the appearance of music CD in 1982 as a basic measuring instrument for optical discs.The optical discs grow up from a music CD to CD-ROM as media for recording the information on the computer. DVD then became familiar in the latter half of 90's as media for recording the image. Such write-enabled discs as DVD-R/RW and DVD-RAM are recently commercialized as a successor of VTR and are used widely.
The jitter measuring instrument now provides the high performance capability and various functions according to the evolution of the optical disc.
Digital Processing Jitter Analyzer
LE 1875 (S1 version)Our LE 1875 Digital Processing Jitter Analyzer (S1 version) is a completion type of the jitter measuring instrument, such write-enabled discs as DVD-RAM, DVD-RW, and CD-RW can be measured as well as DVD-ROM and CD-ROM.
This Technical Information introduces "DVD-RAM Jitter Analyzing Technique" with the LE 1875 (S1 version) that promptly responded to the DVD-RAM and diversified jitter measurement methods.
1. Various Discs and Measurement Methods
The edge of pit recorded on the optical disc is used to measure jitter.The 3T method (i.e., measures jitter of a minimum pit) is used as a jitter measurement method for CD.
To measure jitter of high density DVD, the all-T method (i.e., measures all pits of 3T to 11T and 14T) prescribed by the DVD Book (Specifications) is used.The CD-ROM used as media for recording the information on the computer is demanded the high-speed jitter measurement capability due to a requirement of high-speed reading operation.
To measure write-enabled discs, a variety of jitter measurement functions such as biphase signal (used for writing address signal to a CD-R) measurement function, the sum of all-T components measurement function for DVD-RW, and the period measurement function for DVD-RAM are required.
To measure the jitter of the DVD optical pickup, one-signal measurement method used for a CD came to be demanded from a past two-signal measurement method by using a TIA. Therefore, the jitter analyzer now provides the internal clock regenerator.
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Follow Ups
- Wonder why there are specs and measuring instruments then? - Slider 14:48:39 11/02/06 (20)
- Good question! - Scrith 16:48:17 11/02/06 (19)
- Purpose is to quantify the pit jitter on optical discs - Slider 18:28:18 11/02/06 (18)
- Are there any CD players without a buffer? - Scrith 13:36:35 11/03/06 (17)
- Buffers don't eliminate jitter - Slider 15:52:19 11/03/06 (16)
- Re: Buffers don't eliminate jitter - Scrith 17:24:11 11/04/06 (15)
- No jitter in the data on your hard drive ... - Slider 18:23:07 11/04/06 (0)
- Re: Buffers don't eliminate jitter - Ted Smith 18:16:48 11/04/06 (13)
- Important distinction, though - Slider 18:55:59 11/04/06 (12)
- Re: Important distinction, though - Ted Smith 19:06:45 11/04/06 (11)
- Up to the designer ... - Slider 19:47:58 11/04/06 (10)
- Re: Up to the designer ... - Ted Smith 20:40:33 11/04/06 (9)
- Strange response - Slider 22:03:07 11/04/06 (8)
- Sorry, Pardon me - Ted Smith 09:37:52 11/05/06 (7)
- But the hard drive is a buffer. And it fixed the jitter. - Scrith 20:00:47 11/05/06 (6)
- Nope - Ted Smith 10:23:17 11/06/06 (5)
- Re: Nope - Scrith 16:11:30 11/06/06 (3)
- Re: Nope - Ted Smith 17:16:10 11/06/06 (2)
- Just a computer in the PLL circuit... - Scrith 10:28:08 11/07/06 (1)
- Re: Just a computer in the PLL circuit... - Ted Smith 11:31:33 11/07/06 (0)
- You are getting closer... - Scrith 14:06:09 11/06/06 (0)