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Agilent Technologies Announces Precision Clock Jitter-Analysis Software with Femto-Second Resolution

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The Precision Clock Jitter Analysis (SSA-J) software is used in combination with Agilent's Signal Source Analyzer (SSA), and offers ultra-low jitter measurement capabilities with femto-second resolution on both random and periodic jitter.

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The Precision Clock Jitter-Analysis (SSA-J) software is used in combination with Agilent's Signal Source Analyzer (SSA), and offers ultra-low jitter measurement capabilities with femto-second resolution on both random and periodic jitter.

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Unlike traditional "rack & stack" solutions, Agilent's E5052A Signal Source Analyzer has everything you need for signal source analysis in a single instrument.

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Unlike traditional "rack & stack" solutions, Agilent's E5052A Signal Source Analyzer has everything you need for signal source analysis in a single instrument.

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Agilent Technologies Announces Precision Clock Jitter-Analysis Software with Femto-Second Resolution
(2006-May-02)
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