Clock synchronizing circuitry having a fast tuning circuit

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

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331 16, 327141, 327155, H03D 324

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055374492

ABSTRACT:
Clock synchronizing circuitry with a fast tuning circuit has a differentiator for detecting the advanced/delayed state of the phase of an input clock signal and that of an output clock signal. A control amount is changed on the basis of the transition points of the detected phases. Only fast tuning control is executed with usual tuning control masked. Every time a transition point is detected, a selector halves the amount of control. After the control amount has reached .+-.1, the fast tuning control is ended on the detection of the next transition point. Because this kind of control involves a difference between frequency tuning and phase tuning, an integrator calculates a correction amount. One half each control amount is added in the opposite polarity as a correction amount. As a result, fast clock synchronization is achieved.

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patent: 5469478 (1995-11-01), Lee

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