Semiconductor integrated circuit using a synchronized control si

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

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327159, H03L 700

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059907150

ABSTRACT:
A semiconductor integrated circuit receives a first control signal and generates a second control signal which has a delay applied by a delay applying unit. The second control signal is synchronized with the first control signal by a phase synchronization process in the delay applying unit, and the second control signal is supplied to an object circuit. The phase synchronization process is carried out by synchronizing with a timing determined by delaying two or more periods of the first control signal. Therefore, the second control signal can be synchronized with the first control signal, even though a speed of the external signal is very high.

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