Differential charge pump and phase locked loop having the same

Miscellaneous active electrical nonlinear devices – circuits – and – Signal converting – shaping – or generating – Synchronizing

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C327S148000

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07042261

ABSTRACT:
A switching control signal generating circuit for reducing glitches from occurring in a charge pump during switching. Additionally, a phase locked loop including the charge pump is provided. The switching control signal generating circuit obtains a time difference in output signals based upon the signals input to the generating circuit. Combining the switching control signal generating circuit with a charge pump reduces glitches during switching. Similarly the jitter in the output signal of a phase locked loop, using the charge pump, can be reduced.

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