SNAA386 November 2023 CDCE6214 , CDCE6214-Q1 , CDCE6214Q1TM , LMK00301 , LMK00304 , LMK00306 , LMK00308 , LMK00334 , LMK00334-Q1 , LMK00338 , LMK03318 , LMK03328 , LMK3H0102 , LMK6C , LMK6H , LMKDB1104 , LMKDB1108 , LMKDB1120 , LMKDB1202 , LMKDB1204
For Common Clock architectures, the PCIe standard sets an upper bound on the RMS jitter allowed through the filters, defined by Equation 5. This limit applies for each filter combination in a given generation. If the jitter after one set of filters exceeds the limits, then the REFCLK does not meet the requirements for that PCIe generation. Table 4-1 shows the jitter limits for Common Clock architectures after the filtering is applied. Note that these limits apply for both CC and CCS. For Separate Reference architectures, a phase jitter limit is not set by the PCIe standard; instead, the limits are left up to the engineer designing the system.
PCIe Generation | REFCLK Phase Jitter Limit (ps RMS) |
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PCIe 1.1 | 86 |
PCIe 2.1 | 3.1 |
PCIe 3.1 | 1.0 |
PCIe 4.0 | 0.5 |
PCIe 5.0 | 0.15 |
PCIe 6.0 | 0.1 |