delay time, (digital) (of a linear or a multiplying digital-to-analog converter) (td or tdd)

The time interval between the instant when the digital input changes and the instant when the analog output passes a specified value that is close to its initial value, ignoring glitches.

NOTE For a multiplying digital-to-analog converter, the full term and the additional subscript d must be used to distinguish between the digital and the reference delay times.

References: 

JESD99B, 5/07

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