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Troubleshooting Clock Jitter
Keysight Technologies and Picotest
Quickly identify PDN sensitivities, in-circuit, using a simple probe-based solution
Power distribution network (PDN) noise is one of the most common issues in low power applications, including ADCs and LNAs, as well as in data channels. Troubleshooting these issues can be time consuming. The jitter must be measured in-circuit, where physical access is often limited and these sensitive circuits can be disrupted by 1mV of power supply noise or even less. Even a circuit that appears to be fully functional can have hidden sensitivities that go undiscovered until a particular operating condition is set.
A Picotest J2150A Harmonic Comb paired with the P2100A or P2101A 50Ω transmission line ‘PDN’ probes and a Keysight spectrum analyzer, signal analyzer or oscilloscope provide an ultra-portable and simple method of locating PDN sensitivities.
The J2150A harmonic comb provides a wideband noise source with a 50Ω output impedance. The harmonic comb covers an ultra-wide range of 1kHz to more than 1GHz in a highly portable USB stick. The P2100A and P2101A probes provide unity gain, 50Ω connections to the PDN in a comfortable browser style probe. The probe is used in conjunction with a Keysight Spectrum Analyzer, such as the N9020A (MXA), a Signal Source Analyzer, such as the E5052B (SSA) or an Infiniium S oscilloscope using the FFT or VSA features.
The P2100A 1-port probe can inject noise into each decoupling capacitor while monitoring the system performance, such as clock jitter. The P2101A 2-port probe can inject the harmonic comb noise through one port while the other port displays the injected noise.
The harmonic comb fits in your pocket while the probes will easily fit in a backpack, briefcase or laptop bag. The harmonic comb only requires the USB connection for 5V power. While there is generally an unused USB slot available in most instruments, the comb can also be powered from cell phone backup batteries.
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