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jitter? can it be seen by using software...

Postby jtan on Sun Jun 01, 2003 2:36 pm

is it possible to detect jitter without using oscilloscope?
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Postby Halc on Mon Jun 02, 2003 11:26 am

You can get relative measures of media based jitter with Plextor Premium drive using Plextools Professional. You can get absolute measures (to a certain degree of accuracy) with a calibrated CD testing equipment (usually based on the Philips CDM12 mechanism). The rest of the details you can get with an electron-microscope, if needed :)

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Postby jtan on Mon Jun 02, 2003 11:53 am

those are unlikely... is there a public data of which CD-R writer produce the most minimal jitters?
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Postby Halc on Tue Jun 03, 2003 9:07 am

There are no results that are conclusive (i.e. using a professional analyzer with various media on several units from the same manufacturer).

However, CDRInfo has shown jitter level measurements in their Writing Quality article:

ftp://64.124.173.56/Writing_Quality_13_1_2003.exe
(self-extracting rar-archive, see page 135 onwards)

It shows that Yamaha F1 with AudioMaster quality at 4x recording has the lowest amount of jitter of those drives they measured.

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