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CDR circuit

A circuit and circuit reading technology, which is applied in the field of CDR circuits, can solve the problem of jitter in restored data, and achieve the effect of solving jitter

Inactive Publication Date: 2012-07-04
NIPPON TELEGRAPH & TELEPHONE CORP
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[0006] The object of the present invention is to provide a CDR circuit capable of solving the problem of jitter in the recovered data

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[0030] figure 1 The configuration of the CDR circuit 100A according to the first embodiment of the present invention is shown. reference figure 1 , Reference numeral 101 represents FIFO (First In First Out) 102 represents VCO; 103 represents frequency comparator; 120 represents input data; 121 represents recovered data; 122 represents reference clock. The VCO 102 and the frequency comparator 103 form a PLL (Phase Locked Loop) circuit and a recovered clock generation circuit. The FIFO 101 forms a data write / read circuit.

[0031] The frequency of the reference clock 122 is the same as the data rate frequency of the input data 120. The frequency comparator 103 compares the frequency of the reference clock 122 with the output clock (recovered clock) 123 from the VCO 102. For example, the frequency comparator 103 compares the number obtained by counting the reference clock 122 every predetermined time with the number obtained by counting the recovered clock 123 from the VCO 102 e...

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[0035] figure 2 The configuration of the CDR circuit 100B according to the second embodiment of the present invention is shown. in figure 2 Middle, used with figure 1 The same reference numerals used refer to figure 1 The same constituent elements in. In this embodiment, dividers 104 and 105 are inserted figure 1 The two input sides of the frequency comparator 103 in the CDR circuit 100A are shown. The phase comparator 106 and the VCO 107 are newly added to form a PLL circuit. The frequency dividers 108 and 109 are also inserted into the two input sides of the phase comparator 106. Reference numerals 125 and 126 denote reference clocks.

[0036] In order to generate the recovered clock 123 for writing to the FIFO 101, the reference clock 125 is used. Let f2 represent the frequency of the reference clock 125, f1 represent the frequency of the write clock of the FIFO 101, n1 represent the frequency division ratio of the frequency divider 104, and n2 represent the frequency ...

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[0045] image 3 The configuration of the CDR circuit 100C according to the third embodiment of the present invention is shown. in image 3 Middle, used with figure 1 The same reference numerals used refer to figure 1 The same constituent elements in. Reference numeral 110 denotes a phase comparator 111 denotes a VCO. The VCO 102, the phase comparator 110, and the VCO 111 form a recovered clock generation circuit.

[0046] The phase comparator 110 compares the phase of the output clock from the VCO 111 with the phase of the reference clock 122. The signal 129 representing the comparison result is input to the VCO 111 as a frequency control signal, and the signal 129 is also input to the VCO 102 as a frequency control signal.

[0047] In this embodiment, since the VCO 111 is used, the conventional phase comparator 110 can be used instead figure 1 The frequency comparator 103 in the CDR circuit 100A is shown. The working mode of this embodiment is the same as figure 1 The CDR c...

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Abstract

A reproduction clock (123) is created by phase-matching a reference clock (122) having a frequency identical to the data rate frequency of input data (120), by the input data (120). The input data (120) is written on a FIFO (101) by the reproduction clock (123). The reference clock (122) not in a synchronous relationship with the reproduction clock (123) is used for reading from the FIFO (101), and reproduction data (121) is outputted from the FIFO (101).

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Technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a CDR (Clock Data Recovery) circuit that extracts a clock that is in phase with input data and retimes the input data based on the clock. Background technique [0002] For example, in a PON (Passive Optical Network) system developed as a technology for realizing FTTH (Fiber to the Home), it is very necessary to process burst data. In these systems, the CDR circuit is indispensable. The CDR circuit instantaneously establishes phase lock with the burst data received asynchronously, extracts a clock in phase with the burst data, and outputs retiming data synchronized with the clock . For example, the reference "High-Speed, Burst-Mode, Packet-Capable Optical Receiver and Instantaneous Clock Recovery for Optical Bus Operation" by Yusuke Ota et al., IEEEJournal of Lightwave Technology, Vol.12, No.2, pp.325-331, This type of circuit was published in mid-February 1994. [0003] Figure 17 A configuration example of the CDR circuit 2...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): H03K5/26H03K5/00H03L7/08H04L7/033
Inventor 寺田纯大友祐辅西村和好川村智明富樫稔岸根桂路
Owner NIPPON TELEGRAPH & TELEPHONE CORP