Method for synchronizing signals and structures therefor

Pulse or digital communications – Synchronizers – Phase displacement – slip or jitter correction

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375373, 370518, 370519, 327271, 327277, H03D 324

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ABSTRACT:
A serial data signal is synchronized to a clock signal in a synchronization circuit (10). Synchronization is accomplished by generating a plurality of delayed versions of the serial data signal using serially connected delay elements (21-27). The delayed versions of the serial data signal are sampled using a set of flip-flops (11-18). The sampled delayed data signals appearing at the outputs of each flip-flop of the set of flip-flops (11-18) are used to determine which delayed data signal is most closely aligned to the clock signal. The output of the multiplexer (40) is an aligned serial data signal. In addition, a drift correction circuit (50) continuously monitors and corrects the alignment between the clock signal and the aligned serial data signal.

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