Design a system that generates Arbitrary jitter using a device that delays signals and a controller that changes the delay that the device does to the signal.
To generate arbitrary jitter, a device called programable delay line is used. This device simply delays the input signal a certain amount of time. This time of delay is determined by registers in the device. Changing the value of the registers fast enough using proper controller results in building jitter in the input signal.
3 kinds of jitter were tested in the project, first is two values of delay. The second is a uniformly disturbed list of delay values. The third is gaussian distributed list of delay values.
Limited scope memory depth led to low accuracy in the results for the last test thus no conclusion was taken for the gaussian case.
