Clock recovery using clock phase interpolator

Miscellaneous active electrical nonlinear devices – circuits – and – Signal converting – shaping – or generating – Phase shift by less than period of input

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C327S246000

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09894486

ABSTRACT:
A clock recovery circuit includes a delay locked loop, and a clock phase interpolator circuit. The delay locked loop provides multiple phases of an input clock signal to the interpolator circuit, which interpolates between two of the clock phases to provide a clock signal at a desired phase. The clock phase interpolator circuit includes selectable differential transistor pairs coupled to variable current sources. Different differential transistor pairs are driven by clock signals of different phases provided by the delay locked loop circuit. Two differential transistor pairs are selected, and currents provided to the selected differential transistor pairs are adjusted to provide an output clock of the desired phase.

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