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Test 7 - transmitter timing jitter (slave), What is measured, Test methodology – Teledyne LeCroy QPHY-10GBase-T User Manual

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QPHY-10GBASE-T Operator’s Manual

Test 7 - Transmitter Timing Jitter (SLAVE)

The purpose of this test is to verify that the RMS period jitter of the SLAVE PHY transmitter is
within the conformance limits defined in section 55.5.3.3 of the IEEE 802.3-2008 specification.

This test uses Test Mode 1 for the MASTER PHY and Test Mode 3 for the SLAVE PHY.

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The sdev of the period of differential clock C1-C2 is measured, while filtering the difference of
C1 and C2 with an IIR that is defined by the test specification.

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The 200MHz clock signal output when configuring the DUT to be in Test Mode 1 for the
MASTER PHY and Test Mode 3 for the SLAVE PHY is analyzed. The oscilloscope finds the
scale, and acquires a sweep at 2us/div with 400kS. The waveform includes ~4000 cycles of the
clock. The IIR filter (polynomial defined in D:\Applications\EthernetBPF.txt) filters the waveform,
bringing the number of cycles down to ~3900. The period@level measurement is applied to the
filtered waveform, and the sdev of the measurement (not shown here) is the jitter result. This is
compared to the PeriodJitter value in the limits table to determine if the test passes.

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The test passes if the result is less than 5.5ps.

Figure 12 – Transmitter Timing Jitter (Slave) Test Results

Shown on this screen:

• F1 = C1-C2
• F2 = Filter(F1)
• F3 = Hist(P1)
• P1 = Period@Level(F2)

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