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repeatability and should be within a tolerance of
\
0.03
ps. The offset of the data values from 0 ps. is an indication
of the accuracy and should be within a tolerance of
\
0.05
ps. (Note however that temperature changes to the patch-
cord can cause offsets larger than this.)
Figure 5
Sample GD trace
d Check the DGD curve. Since the normalization and
measurement are made with the same connection and the
patch-cord has little DGD, the displayed DGD should be
close to 0 ps, as in Fig. 6. The variation from zero is a
measure of the noise and any intrinsic offset and should
be within a tolerance of 0.1ps. Note also that the average
DGD, PMD, can be displayed in the Define Trace tab and
in the Information Field in the upper right corner. The
value here should be less than 0.07 ps.
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