

F2 Jitter Generation
Receiver jitter tolerance testing is intended to mimic the worst
case signal that a receiver is likely to be faced with in real operation. At higher
speeds, an increasingly common impairment is F2 jitter, also called F/2 jitter. This
is a situation where every other bit is shorter, irrespective of whether the bit is
a one or a zero. 10GBASE-KR was the first standard to require this effect to be
deliberately added to the stressed eye recipe to test receiver performance. Others
are starting to follow suit.
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