Method and apparatus for data density-independent phase...

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

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ABSTRACT:
A data density independent clock and data recovery system includes a lock phase adjust charge pump operably coupled to receive phase information and transition information from a phase detector and to produce a current signal, responsive to the phase information and transition information, to a loop filter that converts the current signal to a control voltage signal operably coupled to a voltage controlled oscillator that produces a clock signal to the phase detector based on the control voltage signal. The lock phase adjust charge pump includes a phase charge pump, a transition charge pump, a programmable DC bias current sink, and two programmable offset bias current sinks. The transition charge pump includes a programmable transition current sink. The control logic operates under external control to adjust the currents conducted by the transition charge pump, the programmable DC bias current sink, and the two programmable offset bias current sinks.

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