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Description: A jitter driver is used to manage timing variations in signal transmission. These variations, known as jitter, can affect the quality of digital communications, especially in applications that require high timing precision, such as real-time audio and video transmission. The jitter driver acts as a mechanism that stabilizes these fluctuations, ensuring that signals are […]