Semiconductor integrated circuit for phase management of...

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

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C327S158000

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ABSTRACT:
Assuming that clocks in an A clock driver (102), a B clock driver (103) and a CMOS buffer circuit (119) have delay values Ta, Tb and Td, respectively, a delay value Ta−Td is stored in a register circuit (117) when terminals “0” of selector circuits (114, 115, 116) are selected, and a delay value Ta−Td−Tb is stored in a register circuit (118) when the terminals “0” are switched to “1”. Thus, determining a delay value at the CMOS buffer circuit (119) allows a phase difference between the A clock driver (102) and B clock driver (103) to be determined.

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