A signal transmission circuit of a semiconductor device includes a first emphasis circuit and a second emphasis circuit. The first emphasis circuit feeds a signal of an output node back to an input node. The first emphasis circuit may perform a first emphasis operation on a signal of the input node and the signal of the output node by adjusting a feedback time of the first emphasis circuit. The second emphasis circuit may be connected in parallel with the first emphasis circuit to perform a feedback of the signal of the output node to the input node. The second emphasis circuit may perform a second emphasis operation on the signal of the input node and the signal of the output node by adjusting a feedback time of the second emphasis circuit.

Circuitry of a physical layer for interfacing with a communication bus of a wired local area network is disclosed. The circuitry includes a variable delay driver operably coupled to a communication bus. The communication bus includes a shared transmission medium. The variable delay driver is configured to control a slew rate of a driven transmit signal at the driver output. The circuitry also includes receiver circuitry operably coupled to the communication bus. The circuitry further includes a common mode dimmer operably coupled to the receiver circuitry and the communication bus. The common mode dimmer is configured to protect the receiver circuitry from common mode interference.

A transmitter may include an emphasis circuit suitable for generating a first pull-down driving signal in response to first data and delayed second data, and generating a first pull-up driving signal in response to second data and delayed first data, wherein the first and second data are a differential pair; a phase skew compensation circuit suitable for compensating for a phase skew between the first pull-up driving signal and the first pull-down driving signal to generate a second pull-up driving signal and a second pull-down driving signal; a pull-up driver suitable for pull-up driving an output node in response to the second pull-up driving signal; and a pull-down driver suitable for pull-down driving the output node in response to the second pull-down driving signal.

Various embodiments may employ neural networks at transmitting devices to compress transmit (TX) waveform distortion. In various embodiments, compressed TX waveform distortion information may be conveyed to a receiving device. In various embodiments, the signaling of TX waveform distortion information from a transmitting device to a receiving device may enable a receiving device to mitigate waveform distortion in a transmit waveform received from the transmitting device. Various embodiments include systems and methods of wireless communication by transmitting a waveform to a receiving device performed by a processor of a transmitting device. Various embodiments include systems and methods of wireless communication by receiving a waveform from a transmitting device performed by a processor of a receiving device.

A restraint control module is provided in this disclosure. The restraint control module is configured to communicate a sync pulse to a sensor. The control module may include a sync pulse driver circuit and a memory. The memory may store the waveform profile of a sync pulse. The sync pulse driver circuit generates a sync pulse in response to the waveform profile stored in the memory. The sync pulse may be transmitted to one or more sensors. The waveform profile stored in the memory may be derived from a sync pulse with reduced electro-magnetic emissions by applying spectrum analysis.

This application provides a signal generation apparatus and method, and a system. The signal generation apparatus includes an encoder, a serializer, an equalizer, and N amplifiers. The encoder is configured to encode to-be-sent data, to obtain a first electrical signal. The serializer is configured to perform parallel-to-serial processing on the first electrical signal, to obtain a second electrical signal. The equalizer is configured to process the second electrical signal, to obtain a third electrical signal. The third electrical signal is amplified by the N amplifiers, to obtain N pairs of differential signals, where N is an integer greater than 2. In embodiments of this application, the N amplifiers amplify differential signals to obtain N pairs of differential signals, and the N pairs of differential signals are directly used as drive signals, so that power consumption for generating a drive signal can be reduced.

A data transmission circuit includes: a main driver circuit suitable for driving data to an output line; an amplitude equalization window generator circuit suitable for detecting the data transitioning from a first level to a second level; an auxiliary driver circuit suitable for driving the output line with the second level in response to a detection result of the amplitude equalization window generator circuit; and a phase equalization window generator circuit suitable for detecting whether the data consecutively has the first level, wherein the main driver circuit changes a time point of driving the data in response to a detection result of the phase equalization window generator circuit.

Circuitry of a physical layer for interfacing with a communication bus of a wired local area network is disclosed. The circuitry includes a variable delay driver operably coupled to a communication bus. The communication bus includes a shared transmission medium. The variable delay driver is configured to control a slew rate of a driven transmit signal at the driver output. The circuitry also includes receiver circuitry operably coupled to the communication bus. The circuitry further includes a common mode dimmer operably coupled to the receiver circuitry and the communication bus. The common mode dimmer is configured to protect the receiver circuitry from common mode interference.

A redriver chip includes a controller and a plurality of circuits coupled to the channel. The controller adjusts a set of parameters of the plurality of circuits to have first values during a first mode of operation and second values during a second mode of operation. The first values generate a first level of power consumption during the first mode of operation, and the second values generate a second level of power consumption during the second mode of operation. The first level of power consumption is lower than the second level of power consumption, and the first mode of operation corresponding to a low-power mode of the redriver chip.

A restraint control module is provided in this disclosure. The restraint control module is configured to communicate a sync pulse to a sensor. The control module may include a sync pulse driver circuit and a memory. The memory may store the waveform profile of a sync pulse. The sync pulse driver circuit generates a sync pulse in response to the waveform profile stored in the memory. The sync pulse may be transmitted to one or more sensors. The waveform profile stored in the memory may be derived from a sync pulse with reduced electro-magnetic emissions by applying spectrum analysis.