Question 19.15: It is desired to drive a digital system with a clock period ......

It is desired to drive a digital system with a clock period that is always at least 1 ns. The clock has a nominal period T0=1.1 ns T_{0} = 1.1~ ns and a gaussian jitter distribution. If the rms period jitter is 5 ps, with what probability will any particular clock period be less than 1 ns?

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The clock period will be less than 1 ns whenever the period jitter Jk<0.1 ns J_{k} \lt -0.1~ ns . The PDF of Jk J_{k} is,

fJ(t)=1(51012)2πexpt251025 f_{J}(t) = \frac{1}{(5 · 10^{-12})\sqrt{2\pi } }exp \left\lgroup- \frac{t^{2}}{5 · 10^{-25}} \right\rgroup

Hence, the probability that the clock period is less than 1 ns is given by the integral of fJ(t) f_{J}(t) over the range -∞ tp -100ps.

1010sfJ(t)  dt=2.75  1089 \int\limits_{-∞}^{-10^{-10}s}{f_{J}(t)  ·  dt} = 2.75  ·  10^{-89}

 

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