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Oscillator characterization in time domain
To characterize an oscillator in time domain, frequency stability and accuracy are the main issues. The term of accuracy can be defined as the deviation from the standard of the quantity that was being measured. Meanwhile, the term of Stability means the variation of measurement samples. In order to
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