A signal generation circuit includes a clock divider circuit, an off-pulse generation circuit, and an output signal generation circuit. The on-pulse generation circuit delays an input signal in synchronization with the first and second divided clock signals and generates an even on-pulse signal and an odd on-pulse signal. The off-pulse generation circuit delays the even on-pulse signal and the odd-on pulse signal in synchronization with the first divided clock signal and the second divided clock signal and generates a plurality of delay signals. The output signal generation circuit generates a first pre-output signal based on the delay signals delayed in synchronization with the first divided clock signal, generate a second pre-output signal based on the delay signals delayed in synchronization with the second divided clock signal, and generate an output signal based on the first and second pre-output signals.

Counter, pixel circuit, display panel, display device are provided. The counter includes: start-up circuit generating and outputting start-up signal by clock signal; M first and M second combinational logic circuits, alternate and cascaded, where M is integer no less than 1. Input terminal of first combinational logic circuit is coupled to output terminal of start-up circuit or second combinational logic circuit of previous stage, input terminal of second combinational logic circuit is coupled to output terminal of first combinational logic circuit of previous stage. Clock signal terminals of first, second combinational logic circuits are for inputting clock signal. First combinational logic circuit is for outputting clock signal in first time period and continuously outputting low level signal in second time period. Second combinational logic circuit is for outputting inverted signal of clock signal in third time period and continuously outputting low level signal in fourth time period.

A fractional divider is described herein which effectively performs an integer division followed by phase shifting, pulse swallowing, and/or multiplexing to realize a fractional divisor. The fractional divider divides an input clocking signal by a first integer divisor in a first mode of operation or by a second integer divisor in a second mode of operation to provide a first phase of a divided digital signal. Thereafter, the fractional divider shifts the first phase of the divided digital signal to provide a second phase of the divided digital signal in the first and second modes of operation. Finally, the fractional divider synchronizes an output clocking signal to the first phase of the divided digital signal and the second phase of the divided digital signal in the first and second modes of operation.

Embodiments of the present invention relate to an architecture that uses hierarchical statistically multiplexed counters to extend counter life by orders of magnitude. Each level includes statistically multiplexed counters. The statistically multiplexed counters includes P base counters and S subcounters, wherein the S subcounters are dynamically concatenated with the P base counters. When a row overflow in a level occurs, counters in a next level above are used to extend counter life. The hierarchical statistically multiplexed counters can be used with an overflow FIFO to further extend counter life.

A signal generation circuit includes a clock divider circuit, an off-pulse generation circuit, and an output signal generation circuit. The on-pulse generation circuit delays an input signal in synchronization with the first and second divided clock signals and generates an even on-pulse signal and an odd on-pulse signal. The off-pulse generation circuit delays the even on-pulse signal and the odd-on pulse signal in synchronization with the first divided clock signal and the second divided clock signal and generates a plurality of delay signals. The output signal generation circuit generates a first pre-output signal based on the delay signals delayed in synchronization with the first divided clock signal, generate a second pre-output signal based on the delay signals delayed in synchronization with the second divided clock signal, and generate an output signal based on the first and second pre-output signals.

The present disclosure relates to a method for quadrature error correction using a frequency divider circuit. The method comprises delaying input of data to master input terminals and/or slave input terminals of the frequency divider circuit for correcting a quadrature error between the in-phase and quadrature-phase output signals.

An LO clock signal generator includes a fundamental mixer for mixing a source clock signal with a divided version of the source clock signal. The LO clock signal generator also includes a harmonic mixer for mixing the source clock signal with a third harmonic of a divided version of the source clock signal.

A semiconductor apparatus may be provided. The semiconductor apparatus may include a first buffer configured to generate a first preliminary clock and a first preliminary clock bar based on an external clock, an external clock bar, and a node voltage code. The semiconductor apparatus may include a node voltage control circuit configured to generate the node voltage code based on a control code.

An event counter circuit can be configured to monitor operation of a system where a moving average register circuit can be configured to store a moving average value updated in each cycle of operation of the system by adding a number of system events occurring during a current cycle of the system operation to either 1) a current moving average value stored in the moving average register circuit or 2) a keep value generated by partitioning the current moving average value into the keep value and a transfer value representing system events not included in a determination of the moving average value for subsequent cycles of operation of the system

Embodiments of the present invention relate to an architecture that uses hierarchical statistically multiplexed counters to extend counter life by orders of magnitude. Each level includes statistically multiplexed counters. The statistically multiplexed counters includes P base counters and S subcounters, wherein the S subcounters are dynamically concatenated with the P base counters. When a row overflow in a level occurs, counters in a next level above are used to extend counter life. The hierarchical statistically multiplexed counters can be used with an overflow FIFO to further extend counter life.