A differential mode feedback circuit

Abstract

The invention provides a differential-mode feedback circuit. The differential-mode feedback circuit comprises a transmitter body circuit, a differential-mode sampling circuit and a feedback circuit. The transmitter body circuit comprises a third PMOS, a fourth PMOS, a fifth PMOS, a third NMOS, a fourth NMOS and a complementary bridge type switching tube, and the complementary bridge type switching tube is composed of a first PMOS switching tube, a second PMOS switching tube, a first NMOS switching tube, a second NMOS switching tube, a first load resistor and a second load resistor. The differential-mode sampling circuit comprises a ninth PMOS current mirror tube, a tenth PMOS current mirror tube, an eleventh PMOS current mirror tube, a first operational amplifier, a first resistor and a second resistor. The feedback circuit comprises a fifth NMOS current mirror tube, a sixth NMOS current mirror tube, a seventh NMOS current mirror tube, an eighth NMOS current mirror tube, a sixth PMOS current mirror tube, a seventh PMOS current mirror tube, an eighth PMOS current mirror tube and a second operational amplifier. The differential-mode feedback circuit can solve the problem that because the load impedance of an MLVD transmitter is influenced by bus impedance, the differential output amplitude is not stable. The circuit is simple in structure and easy to realize, and can improve the capacity of the transmitter for adapting to impedance changes in bus application and reduce overshoot of output signals.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of IC design, in particular to a differential mode feedback circuit applied to a multi-point low-voltage differential signal transmitter. Background technique [0002] With the advent of the era of big data, the rapid processing and high-speed transmission of data has become a focus of attention. In this context, the interface has become a bottleneck restricting high-speed data transmission. As an upgrade of RS482 in terms of speed and function, the MLVDS (Multi-point Low-Voltage Differential Signaling) technology proposed by TI came into being. MLVDS technology has many advantages such as high transmission speed of LVDS technology, strong anti-noise ability, low power consumption, low electromagnetic radiation, etc., and can be applied to multi-point bus system to complete the mutual communication between multiple drivers and multiple receivers. [0003] In 2002, TI Corporation proposed a MLVDS technology...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] In 2002, TI proposed a MLVDS technology derived from LVDS, aiming to solve the problem of single line interconnection between multiple transmitters and multiple receivers

In the current environment where most LVDS transmitters adopt the current mode (CML) structure, the change of the bus load will cause the output swing of the transmitter to be too large or too small, beyond the scope of the protocol

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