Method and apparatus for synthesizing a clock signal using a...

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

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C327S153000

Reexamination Certificate

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07002383

ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus are disclosed for efficiently doubling a first frequency of a first clock signal. A second clock signal at a second frequency is generated by dividing the first frequency of the first clock signal by two, such that the second frequency is half of the first frequency and a duty cycle of the second clock signal is 50%. Also, a set of phase-delayed clock signals is generated in response to the second clock signal such that the set of phase-delayed clock signals are delayed in phase with respect to the second clock signal. Further, the set of phase-delayed clock signals is combined to generate a third clock signal at a third frequency, such that the third frequency is twice that of the first frequency and a duty cycle of the third clock signal is 50%.

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patent: 5526361 (1996-06-01), Hedberg
patent: 6150855 (2000-11-01), Marbot

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