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http://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/ast/26/1/50/_pdf
The study provides evidence that audible limits on some forms of jitter, they used a random jitter pattern, may actually be somewhat higher than even the Benjamin and Gannon study which indicated a threshold of about 20ns. In the study above no subjects detected jitter of 250ns and only 25% could detect jitter at 500ns.
The study provides evidence that audible limits on some forms of jitter, they used a random jitter pattern, may actually be somewhat higher than even the Benjamin and Gannon study which indicated a threshold of about 20ns. In the study above no subjects detected jitter of 250ns and only 25% could detect jitter at 500ns.