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"We chose TCI because of their expertise in PLLs and the proven
nature of their PLL designs. By going with TCI in the future, we feel
we can spend more time designing our embedded cores and less time doing
test chip integration work."
Ken Reimer Austin Design Center Manager ARM
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The cycle-to-cycle jitter for a divided output clock is the same
percentage of the divided clock period as that for an undivided
clock in the worst case of low-frequency supply/substrate noise.
However, the cycle-to-cycle jitter for any divided clock expressed
in units of time cannot exceed twice the long-term jitter by their
definitions.
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