Patent classifications
H03K3/037
COMPARATOR CIRCUIT AND DRIVER
A comparator circuit according to this embodiment includes: a comparator element configured to output a matching signal indicating whether or not a value of a first input signal matches a value of a second input signal; a flip-flop circuit configured to hold a data of a data input terminal based on a comparator clock signal and configured to output an enable signal for stopping an operation of the comparator element; and an internal signal generation circuit configured to output an internal signal to the data input terminal based on the matching signal and an output signal output from the flip-flop circuit.
COMPARATOR CIRCUIT AND DRIVER
A comparator circuit according to the present embodiment: including a comparator element configured to output a matching signal indicating whether or not a value of a first input signal matches a value of a second input signal; a flip-flop circuit including a data input terminal to which a constant potential is supplied and a clock input terminal and configured to hold a value of the data input terminal based on a self-clock signal input to the clock input terminal; and a clock generation circuit configured to generate the self-clock signal based on the matching signal.
Latch circuit
A latch circuit includes a latch module, a set control module, a reset control module and a clock module, wherein the latch module is employed for latching data input by a data module, the set control module is employed for controlling the latch module to output a high-level signal, the reset control module is employed for controlling the latch module to output a low-level signal, and the clock module is employed for providing a readout clock signal to the latch module.
Latch circuit
A latch circuit includes a latch module, a set control module, a reset control module and a clock module, wherein the latch module is employed for latching data input by a data module, the set control module is employed for controlling the latch module to output a high-level signal, the reset control module is employed for controlling the latch module to output a low-level signal, and the clock module is employed for providing a readout clock signal to the latch module.
LOW-POWER RETENTION FLIP-FLOP
A low-power retention flip-flop is provided. The low-power retention flip-flop may include: a master latch configured to output an input signal based on first control signals; a slave latch configured to output the signal from the master latch based on second control signals; and a control logic configured to generate the first control signals based on a clock signal, and provide the generated first control signals to the master latch, and generate the second control signals based on the clock signal and a power down mode signal, and provide the generated second control signals to the slave latch.
SIGNAL SAMPLING CIRCUIT AND SEMICONDUCTOR MEMORY
A signal sampling circuit includes: a signal input circuit, configured to determine a to-be-processed command signal and a to-be-processed chip select signal; a clock receiving circuit, configured to receive an initial clock signal and perform frequency division processing on the initial clock signal to obtain a first clock signal; a sampling and logic circuit, configured to perform two-stage sampling processing and logic operation processing on the to-be-processed chip select signal according to the first clock signal to obtain a chip select clock signal, where the chip select clock signal includes two pulses, and the width of each pulse is a preset clock cycle; and a decoding circuit, configured to perform decoding processing and sampling processing on the to-be-processed command signal according to the to-be-processed chip select signal and the chip select clock signal to obtain a target command signal.
SIGNAL SAMPLING CIRCUIT AND SEMICONDUCTOR MEMORY
A signal sampling circuit includes: a signal input circuit, configured to determine a to-be-processed command signal and a to-be-processed chip select signal; a clock receiving circuit, configured to receive an initial clock signal and perform frequency division processing on the initial clock signal to obtain a first clock signal; a sampling and logic circuit, configured to perform two-stage sampling processing and logic operation processing on the to-be-processed chip select signal according to the first clock signal to obtain a chip select clock signal, where the chip select clock signal includes two pulses, and the width of each pulse is a preset clock cycle; and a decoding circuit, configured to perform decoding processing and sampling processing on the to-be-processed command signal according to the to-be-processed chip select signal and the chip select clock signal to obtain a target command signal.
LATCH CIRCUIT, LATCH METHOD, AND ELECTRONIC DEVICE
The present disclosure relates to a latch circuit and a latch method, and an electronic device, and relates to the technical field of integrated circuits. The latch circuit includes: a transmission module, a latch module, and a control module, wherein the transmission module is configured to transmit an input signal to the latch module; the latch module is configured to latch the input signal or output the input signal when a set signal or a reset signal is at a low level; and the control module is configured to perform control, such that a current leakage path cannot be formed between the transmission module and the latch module when the set signal or the reset signal is at a high level.
Method and arrangement for ensuring valid data at a second stage of a digital register circuit
A digital value obtained from a preceding circuit element is temporarily stored and made available for a subsequent circuit element at a controlled moment of time. The digital value is received through a data input. A triggering signal is also received, a triggering edge of which defines an allowable time limit before which a digital value must be available at said data input to become available for said subsequent circuit element. Between first and second pulse-enabled subregister stages, an internal digital value from the first pulse-enabled subregister stage and information of the changing moment of said digital value at the data input in relation to said allowable time limit are used to ensure passing a valid internal digital value to the second pulse-enabled subregister stage. Said second pulse-enabled subregister stage makes said valid internal digital value available for said subsequent circuit element. A timing event observation signal is output as an indicator of said digital value at said data input having changed within a time window that begins at said allowable time limit and is shorter than one cycle of said triggering signal.
Method and arrangement for ensuring valid data at a second stage of a digital register circuit
A digital value obtained from a preceding circuit element is temporarily stored and made available for a subsequent circuit element at a controlled moment of time. The digital value is received through a data input. A triggering signal is also received, a triggering edge of which defines an allowable time limit before which a digital value must be available at said data input to become available for said subsequent circuit element. Between first and second pulse-enabled subregister stages, an internal digital value from the first pulse-enabled subregister stage and information of the changing moment of said digital value at the data input in relation to said allowable time limit are used to ensure passing a valid internal digital value to the second pulse-enabled subregister stage. Said second pulse-enabled subregister stage makes said valid internal digital value available for said subsequent circuit element. A timing event observation signal is output as an indicator of said digital value at said data input having changed within a time window that begins at said allowable time limit and is shorter than one cycle of said triggering signal.