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What is the meaning of jitter?

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The best way to understand the working of a specific IC is to look at the datasheet for that IC. Just search for it on the Internet. That being said, it is a 2 input NAND gate which is capable of transforming slow changing input signals into jitter-free output signals.


How do you desensitize a jitter in an application?

Buffering, on the receiving end, desensitizes transmission jitter for the receiver. Once data is received, the more random (not uniform) the transmission, the more buffer space is required. Each process on the 7-step OSI (Open Systems Interconnect) model layer takes processing power & time for each nugget of data passing up from the physical layer to the application layer. If there is not enough buffer for each part of the process, before it is dealt with and passed up to the next layer, bits may get dropped, and not all data makes it to the application layer. Note that encryption, deployed today, plays a very negative role here (but does play a very important role). If all data has to basically bypass the mid transportation layer and has to be taken care in software (e.g. to un-encrypt), the advantages of hardware performance are avoided. Also, any dropped packets/information has to be replaced if needed. The OSI transportation layer does this fairly efficiently with TCP (Transmission Control Protocol), relative to how well the application layer will. Some types of data do not require that all bits get to the destination but enough needs to get there for the use of the information to be understood. How much information needs to get to the destination is determined by the application and user acceptance. Most data is considered corrupt if one bit is missing but there is enough redundancy in audio & video that some bits can go missing. When bits are missing from an audio or video stream, the result may be un-noticed, un-comfortable, or un-recognizable depending on the amount not received and presented to the user. Audio and/or video streaming can be buffered to counter act the effects of transmission jitter. Applications that need real-time response (2-way communication) will have some delay, to the end user, due to buffering requirements. This is just the simple version of the jitter issue. There is an incredible amount of impressive research that has been done and is still being done to further enhance the effects of jitter.


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What is a compound word using jitter?

jitter


When was Jitter Bughouse created?

Jitter Bughouse was created in 1948.


How do you use jitter in a sentence?

The damaged sprocket holes in the film, caused the picture to jitter.


Can a Jupiter jack thing plug into a jitter bug phone?

It will not work with Jitter bug cell phones!


What rhymes with quitter?

Bitter, fitter, hitter, jitter, litter, knitter, sitter, titter,bitter, fitter, jitter


What are the causes of delay jitter?

Delay jitter is caused by queuing, contention and sterilization effects on the path through the network.


What rhymes with jitter?

Words that rhyme with jitter include chitter, twitter, sitter and critter. Also the words bitter and litter.


What is compound word for jitter?

Jittermat


How do you convert jitter to phase noise?

form phase noise to jitter integrate ftom the carier up to some point (I dont exactly know which)


What kind of medications can cause one to jitter?

Many surprising medications can cause one to jitter, especially extra strength aspirin which thins the blood and often contains caffeine. Cold and sinus medications can also cause one to jitter, especially if taken on an empty stomach.


What is jitter in data communications?

it delays to deliever the information.


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