Pulse or digital communications – Spread spectrum – Direct sequence
Patent
1989-03-22
1990-07-10
Olms, Douglas W.
Pulse or digital communications
Spread spectrum
Direct sequence
H04L 702
Patent
active
049411560
ABSTRACT:
A jitter attenuation circuit includes a FIFO data register (10) which is operable to receive data that is synchronized with a Write clock output therefrom synchronized with a Read clock. The data is written to the FIFO register (10) from a location determined by a Write pointer (12). The data is read out from the FIFO register (10) from a location determined by a Read pointer (14) which is clocked by a Read clock. The Read clock is synchronized with the Write clock by a phase lock loop (24). The phase lock loop (24) has a phase detector (26) which is operable to accrue phase error over intervals of 2.pi. radians such that the phase lock loop (24) virtually never loses lock as a result of phase jitter on the Write clock. The phase lock loop (24) has contained therein a digitally controlled linear oscillator (28) wherein the phase detector (26) provides a quantized output to incrementally step the digitally controlled oscillator (28) up or down in frequency to track the Write clock while attenuating jitter thereon.
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Beck John A.
Stern Kenneth J.
Crystal Semiconductor
Howison Gregory M.
Huseman Marianne
Olms Douglas W.
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