Patent classifications
H03L7/107
Controlling synchronous I/O interface
An electronic device includes: a first input node configured to receive a dock signal; a second input node configured to receive an activation signal or a deactivation signal; a filter circuit responsive to: (a) the activation signal to activate the filter circuit to block the dock signal; or (b) the deactivation signal to deactivate the filter circuit to pass the dock signal; and an output node configured for coupling to a synchronous I/O interface of an integrated circuit to control operation of the synchronous I/O interface.
LINEAR PREDICTION TO SUPPRESS SPURS IN A DIGITAL PHASE-LOCKED LOOP
A technique uses linear prediction to determine the location of spurious content in a digital phase-locked loop and suppresses the spurious content from propagating to the clock output. In at least one embodiment, the technique implements an iterative (e.g., recursive) computation.
LINEAR PREDICTION TO SUPPRESS SPURS IN A DIGITAL PHASE-LOCKED LOOP
A technique uses linear prediction to determine the location of spurious content in a digital phase-locked loop and suppresses the spurious content from propagating to the clock output. In at least one embodiment, the technique implements an iterative (e.g., recursive) computation.
PHASE LOCK LOOP WITH AN ADAPTIVE LOOP FILTER
An apparatus has a phase lock loop with an adaptive loop filter that has a reset circuit controlled by a power gating pulse circuit.
Methods and Circuits for Reducing Clock Jitter
A clock-and-data recovery circuit for serial receiver includes a jitter meter and an adaptive loop gain adjustment circuitry. The clock-recovery circuitry phase aligns a clock signal to the incoming data. A jitter meter provides a measure of jitter, while adaption circuitry uses the measure to adjust the clock-recovery circuity in a manner that reduces clock jitter. The jitter measure can be a ratio of errors associated with different inter-symbol slew rates.
LOW POWER QUADRATURE PHASE DETECTOR
The present invention provides a quadrature phase detector including a detection circuit. The detection circuit includes a first switch, a second switch and a first filter, wherein the first switch is controlled by a second clock signal to selectively couple a first clock signal to a first node, the second switch is controlled by the second clock signal to selectively coupled the first node to a reference voltage, and the first filter is configured to filter voltages at the first node to generate a first detection result.
LOW POWER QUADRATURE PHASE DETECTOR
The present invention provides a quadrature phase detector including a detection circuit. The detection circuit includes a first switch, a second switch and a first filter, wherein the first switch is controlled by a second clock signal to selectively couple a first clock signal to a first node, the second switch is controlled by the second clock signal to selectively coupled the first node to a reference voltage, and the first filter is configured to filter voltages at the first node to generate a first detection result.
PLL circuit using intermittent operation amplifier
A PLL circuit includes a phase comparator, an integrator path, a proportional path, a current controlled oscillator, a divider, and a double integrator path. The double integrator path includes an intermittent operation gm amplifier, a filter circuit, and a voltage-current conversion circuit. The intermittent operation gm amplifier receives an output voltage of a filter circuit. When a pulse CLK for an intermittent operation is ON, the intermittent operation gm amplifier outputs its voltage to the filter circuit. When the pulse CLK for the intermittent operation is OFF, the intermittent operation gm amplifier does not output the output voltage of the filter circuit to the filter circuit. Even when the pulse CLK for the intermittent operation is OFF, an input potential of the voltage-current conversion circuit is held by the filter circuit, and a current to the current controlled oscillator flows. This makes it possible to oscillate at a high frequency without increasing an area of the filter circuit.
Low-pass filtering system having phase-locked loop
Disclosed is a low-pass filtering system having a phase-lock loop comprising a Park transform circuit, a first low-pass filter, a second low-pass filter, an inverse Park transform circuit, a phase-locked loop filter, and a voltage-controlled oscillator. The Park transform circuit, the first low-pass filter, the second low-pass filter, and the inverse Park transform circuit form a phase detector of a phase-locked loop, since the low-pass filter system of the present invention has the phase-locked loop mechanism, the phase and amplitude of a output signal remain the same with those of the original AC input signal.
Low-pass filtering system having phase-locked loop
Disclosed is a low-pass filtering system having a phase-lock loop comprising a Park transform circuit, a first low-pass filter, a second low-pass filter, an inverse Park transform circuit, a phase-locked loop filter, and a voltage-controlled oscillator. The Park transform circuit, the first low-pass filter, the second low-pass filter, and the inverse Park transform circuit form a phase detector of a phase-locked loop, since the low-pass filter system of the present invention has the phase-locked loop mechanism, the phase and amplitude of a output signal remain the same with those of the original AC input signal.