1000 mb phase picker clock recovery architecture using interleav

Electrical computers and digital processing systems: support – Synchronization of clock or timing signals – data – or pulses – Using delay

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713503, 713600, G06F 112

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060354097

ABSTRACT:
A clock recovery architecture for recovering clock and serial data from an incoming data stream provided by a node of a local area network. A phase picker architecture augmented by a phase interpolator is used as part of the clock recovery architecture to enhance phase resolution. The present invention uses interleaved phase detectors to recover a 125 mhz clock and 10 bit rxd vector from a 1000 mb (1.25 Ghz embedded clock) serial input data stream. The inventive architecture can be used to recover clock and data from any high frequency data stream (provided that embedded clock is such that a narrow band CRM suffices), using a low frequency CGM to provide multiple clock phases for CRM.

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