Circuit arrangement for latency regulation

Static information storage and retrieval – Read/write circuit – Signals

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C365S233100

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07102940

ABSTRACT:
One embodiment of the invention relates to a circuit arrangement for regulating a latency that is defined as a whole number n of periods T of a reference clock of frequency fcand is intended to elapse, as of a data transmission command, before the data which are to be transmitted from a data source appear at the end of the data path that is to be passed through and contains a chain of transmission elements having fixed delay times. The frequency fcmay be set in a range from 1/Tmaxto 1/Tmin, where Tminis at least equal to τf
and τfis equal to the sum of the fixed delay times in the data path. The data path is subdivided into n successive sections, each of which contains, at its input, a clock-controlled sampling element for accepting the data to be transmitted and has a propagation time that is considerably shorter than Tmin. The propagation time τnof the last section (Sn) is considerably greater than zero. The clock of the sampling elements is controlled using a version of the reference clock that has been delayed by T−τn.

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