Patent classifications
H04L2025/03445
LATCH CIRCUIT AND EQUALIZER INCLUDING THE SAME
A latch circuit and an equalizer including the same are provided. The equalizer includes: an even data path configured to receive a reception data signal and including a first summing circuit and a first latch circuit; and an odd data path configured to receive the reception data signal and including a second summing circuit and a second latch circuit. An even data signal output from the first latch circuit is configured to be input to the second summing circuit, and an odd data signal output from the second latch circuit is configured to be input to the first summing circuit. Each of the first latch circuit and the second latch circuit includes a latch and a multiplexer.
Multi-mode non-loop unrolled decision-feedback equalizer with flexible clock configuration
An equalizing circuit includes a first current summer that receives a data signal and a first plurality of feedback signals, a first multiplexer that selects a first sampling clock signal from a plurality of clock signals using a signal that indicates a mode of operation of the equalizing circuit, and a first slicer that samples the output of the first current summer in accordance with timing provided by the first sampling clock signal. The equalizing circuit can have a second current summer that receives the data signal and a second plurality of feedback signals, a second multiplexer that selects a second sampling clock signal from the plurality of clock signals using the signal that indicates the mode of operation of the equalizing circuit, and a second slicer that samples the output of the second current summer according to timing provided by the second sampling clock signal.
DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSOR, DIGITAL OPTICAL RECEIVER USING THE SAME, AND DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING METHOD
It is difficult to obtain a demodulated signal with high signal quality in a digital optical receiver because it is difficult to compensate for each of different types of waveform distortion by a high-performance equalization process; therefore, a digital signal processor according to an exemplary aspect of the present invention includes a fixed equalization means for performing a distortion compensation process based on a fixed equalization coefficient on an input digital signal; an adaptive equalization means for performing an adaptive distortion compensation process based on an adaptive equalization coefficient on an equalized digital signal output by the fixed equalization means; a low-speed signal generation means for generating a low-speed digital signal by intermittently extracting one of the input digital signal and the equalized digital signal; a low-speed equalization coefficient calculation means for calculating a low-speed equalization coefficient to be used for a distortion compensation process of the low-speed digital signal; and a fixed equalization coefficient calculation means for calculating the fixed equalization coefficient by using at least a predetermined coefficient out of the low-speed equalization coefficient and the predetermined coefficient.
DECISION FEEDBACK EQUALIZATION TAPS AND RELATED APPARATUSES AND METHODS
Decision feedback equalization (DFE) taps and related apparatuses and methods are disclosed. An apparatus includes a first electrically controllable switch, a second electrically controllable switch, and one or more delay elements. The first electrically controllable switch receives a history bit and selectively provides the history bit to gate terminals of first transistors of a DFE tap circuitry. The second electrically controllable switch receives a complementary history bit and selectively provides the complementary history bit to second gate terminals of second transistors of the DFE tap circuitry. The one or more delay elements provide one or more delayed data integration clock signals responsive to one or more data integration clock signals. A complementary delayed data integration clock signal controls switching of the first electrically controllable switch and the second electrically controllable switch.
Multi-tap hybrid equalization scheme for 24GBPS GDDR6 memory interface transmitter
The embodiments described herein provide for a method and system for implementing a multi-tap hybrid-equalization technique devoid of ISI jitter and PSI jitter in the high-speed data path to achieve 24 Gbps operating speed in systems utilizing GDDR6 DRAM. The method includes receiving an original data signal at a first TFFE circuit and receiving an altered data signal at a second TFFE circuit. The method further comprises generating a time-domain-equalized original data signal using a set of TFFE coefficients from the original data signal. The method further comprises generating a time-domain-equalized altered data signal using the set of TFFE coefficients from the altered data signal. The method further comprises generating, a time-and-voltage-domain-equalized data signal from the time-domain-equalized original data signal and the time-domain-equalized altered data signal at a voltage-feed forward equalization (VFFE) circuit using a set of VFFE coefficients.
Multi-stage sampler with increased gain
Generating first and second discharge control signals in response to a clock signal and an input voltage signal, the first and second discharge control signals decreasing at different rates to a threshold level during a first time period, wherein a difference in rates is determined by the input voltage signal, generating a differential voltage on a pair of nodes during the first time period by selectively controlling a respective amount of discharge of an initial charge on each node of the pair of nodes by applying the first and second discharge control signals to respective transistors in a differential transistor pair connected to the pair of nodes, and maintaining the differential voltage on the pair of nodes during a subsequent time period, and generating an amplified differential voltage during at least a portion of the subsequent time period by amplifying the differential voltage.
Decision feedback equalization taps and related apparatuses and methods
Decision feedback equalization (DFE) taps and related apparatuses and methods are disclosed. An apparatus includes a first electrically controllable switch, a second electrically controllable switch, and one or more delay elements. The first electrically controllable switch receives a history bit and selectively provides the history bit to gate terminals of first transistors of a DFE tap circuitry. The second electrically controllable switch receives a complementary history bit and selectively provides the complementary history bit to second gate terminals of second transistors of the DFE tap circuitry. The one or more delay elements provide one or more delayed data integration clock signals responsive to one or more data integration clock signals. A complementary delayed data integration clock signal controls switching of the first electrically controllable switch and the second electrically controllable switch.
System and method for antenna diversity using equal power joint maximal ratio combining
.[.An equal gain composite beamforming technique which includes the constraint that the power of the signal output by each antenna is the same, and is equal to the total power of the transmit signal divided by the number N of transmit antennas from which the signal is to be transmitted. By reducing output power requirements for each power amplifier, the silicon area of the power amplifiers are reduced by as much as N times (where N is equal to the number of transmit antennas) relative to a non-equal gain composite beamforming technique..]. .Iadd.A method and apparatus are disclosed for a transmission technique by a wireless communications device which includes providing that the power applied to each transmit antenna may be equal to the total power of the transmit signal divided by the number N of transmit antennas from which the signal is to be transmitted. The device may determine a total transmit power and produce a multi-carrier signal for transmission. Accordingly, the device may apply a power to each of the N transmit antennas, for the multicarrier signal, which is equal to the total transmit power divided by N. Further, the device may produce a weight for each of the N transmit antennas used. The device may weight the multi-carrier signal for each antenna per the produced weight. Each transmit antenna signal may be amplified by an amplifier coupled to that antenna..Iaddend.
Latch circuit and equalizer including the same
A latch circuit and an equalizer including the same are provided. The equalizer includes: an even data path configured to receive a reception data signal and including a first summing circuit and a first latch circuit; and an odd data path configured to receive the reception data signal and including a second summing circuit and a second latch circuit. An even data signal output from the first latch circuit is configured to be input to the second summing circuit, and an odd data signal output from the second latch circuit is configured to be input to the first summing circuit. Each of the first latch circuit and the second latch circuit includes a latch and a multiplexer.
MULTI-STAGE SAMPLER WITH INCREASED GAIN
Generating first and second discharge control signals in response to a clock signal and an input voltage signal, the first and second discharge control signals decreasing at different rates to a threshold level during a first time period, wherein a difference in rates is determined by the input voltage signal, generating a differential voltage on a pair of nodes during the first time period by selectively controlling a respective amount of discharge of an initial charge on each node of the pair of nodes by applying the first and second discharge control signals to respective transistors in a differential transistor pair connected to the pair of nodes, and maintaining the differential voltage on the pair of nodes during a subsequent time period, and generating an amplified differential voltage during at least a portion of the subsequent time period by amplifying the differential voltage.