CDR algorithms for improved high speed IO performance

Pulse or digital communications – Synchronizers

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C375S373000, C375S375000, C375S376000, C327S156000, C327S160000

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07555085

ABSTRACT:
A data receiver system. The system includes a clock generator configured to output a reference clock and circuitry configured to measure a direction of a phase difference between an input data stream and the reference clock. The circuitry is further configured to increment a counter if the phase difference is in a first direction, decrement the counter if the phase difference is in a direction opposite to the first direction, and convey a phase correction signal to the clock generator if an output value of the counter meets or exceeds a threshold. The clock generator is configured to adjust the phase of the reference clock in response to receiving the phase correction signal.

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