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  1. 20th Jun 2005 23:16 #1
    blackmagic
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    I was wondering if anyone could answer these few questions about jitter.

    1. What is it and what does it actually measure?

    2. What numbers should your jitter be between, is lower better and what's too high?

    3. Does the shape of the jitter graph mean anything or are the numbers all that matter. Eg. does the average jitter level make the biggest difference or is it best to have a flat jitter graph with a higher average level.

    4. I've occasionaly jot jitter graphs that will have a thin downward spike on them. do these downward spikes have the same effect as an upward spike or are they good.

    Thank you
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    You've lost me. What program or software are you talking about?
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