High-performance charge-pump circuit for phase-locked loops

Oscillators – Automatic frequency stabilization using a phase or frequency... – Particular error voltage control

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C327S157000, C327S536000

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ABSTRACT:
One of the high-performance charge-pump circuits basically includes two switch mirror circuits, two current sources, two switches, and an inverter. In the switch mirror, the switch coupled to the diode-connected reference transistor is indirectly mirrored to the output. The great advantage is to utilize the switch mirrors as a part of building cascodes at the output. Consequently, all high-performance charge-pump circuits suppress any charge-injection errors, reduce charge-pump offset, increase the output impedance for effective current injection, and reduce chare-sharing problem.

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