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158 results about "Current-mode logic" patented technology

Current mode logic (CML), or source-coupled logic (SCL), is a differential digital logic family intended to transmit data at speeds between 312.5 Mbit/s and 3.125 Gbit/s across standard printed circuit boards.

Track and hold amplifiers and digital calibration for analog-to-digital converters

An exemplary differential track and hold amplifier includes a track stage including first and second linearized pairs connected in series at their respective inputs and in parallel at their respective outputs. The differential track and hold amplifier also includes a hold stage selectively coupled to the outputs of the first and second linearized pairs. The hold stage includes a unity gain buffer with feedback having a hold capacitor interconnected across its outputs. The differential track and hold amplifier also includes an output buffer coupled to the outputs of the hold stage. An exemplary analog-to-digital converter includes a differential track-and-hold amplifier, a voltage ladder, and a plurality of slices. Each of the slices in turn includes a differential preamplifier coupled to the track-and-hold amplifier and to a corresponding location on the voltage ladder; a current mode logic latch comparator coupled to the differential preamplifier; a large-swing latch coupled to the current mode logic latch comparator; a complementary metal oxide semiconductor latch having a dummy load; a calibration digital to analog converter connected across outputs of the differential preamplifier to inject calibration currents; and a register coupled to the calibration digital to analog converter and storing calibration values for use thereby. The analog-to-digital converter also includes a multiplexer which multiplexes outputs of the complementary metal oxide semiconductor latches down to a predetermined number of outputs.
Owner:GLOBALFOUNDRIES U S INC

Current integrating decision feedback equalizer used in high-speed serial interface

The invention discloses a current integrating decision feedback equalizer used in a high-speed serial interface, belonging to the field of integrated circuits. The current integrating decision feedback equalizer comprises two branches, wherein each branch is formed as follows: a signal input end orderly passes through an analogue weighting device, a CML(Current-Mode Logic) D trigger and a CML to CMOS (Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor) level switching circuit to be connected with a TSPC (True Single Phase Clock) D trigger; the input end of a weighting decision selecting module is respectively connected with the output ends of the two branches and the output ends of the CML to CMOS level switching circuits in the two branches, and the output end of the weighting decision selecting module is respectively connected with the feedback control ends of the analogue weighting devices in the two branches; the output end of one input clock buffer module is respectively connected with the clock control input ends of the CML D triggers and the clock control input ends of the TSPC D triggers in the two branches; and the clock signal of the input clock buffer module is an anti-phase half-speed differential clock signal. The current integrating decision feedback equalizer has the advantages of low error rate, simple structure, low power consumption, and so on.
Owner:PEKING UNIV

A high-speed large-swing divide-by-two frequency divider circuit based on current-mode logic

The invention discloses a high speed high-oscillation amplitude divide-by-two frequency divider circuit, which belongs to the technical fields of integrated circuit designing and signal processing. Specifically, the circuit mainly comprises two high speed high-oscillation amplitude D triggers which are cascaded. The D trigger of each stage eliminates the bias of a tail current source based on theconventional D trigger having a current-mode logic (CML) structure, and adopts a P-channel metal oxide semiconductor (PMOS) transistor as a load; and simultaneously, a PMOS and N-channel metal oxide semiconductor (NMOS) complementary cross coupling pair structure and the like are adopted by the output stage of the circuit to finally achieve the aims of increasing the oscillation amplitude of an output signal and making the oscillation amplitude of the output signal approximate to full oscillation amplitude under the condition of ensuring the high speed working of the circuit. The circuit not only can directly drive a post circuit, reduces system power consumption to a certain extent, compensates for the shortcomings of a conventional divide-by-two frequency divider, and is suitable for a high speed frequency divider part in a low-power consumption preposed dual-mode prescaler front-end without any additional level conversion amplification circuit.
Owner:EAST CHINA NORMAL UNIV

Track and Hold Amplifiers and Digital Calibration for Analog-to-Digital Converters

An exemplary differential track and hold amplifier includes a track stage including first and second linearized pairs connected in series at their respective inputs and in parallel at their respective outputs. The differential track and hold amplifier also includes a hold stage selectively coupled to the outputs of the first and second linearized pairs. The hold stage includes a unity gain buffer with feedback having a hold capacitor interconnected across its outputs. The differential track and hold amplifier also includes an output buffer coupled to the outputs of the hold stage. An exemplary analog-to-digital converter includes a differential track-and-hold amplifier, a voltage ladder, and a plurality of slices. Each of the slices in turn includes a differential preamplifier coupled to the track-and-hold amplifier and to a corresponding location on the voltage ladder; a current mode logic latch comparator coupled to the differential preamplifier; a large-swing latch coupled to the current mode logic latch comparator; a complementary metal oxide semiconductor latch having a dummy load; a calibration digital to analog converter connected across outputs of the differential preamplifier to inject calibration currents; and a register coupled to the calibration digital to analog converter and storing calibration values for use thereby. The analog-to-digital converter also includes a multiplexer which multiplexes outputs of the complementary metal oxide semiconductor latches down to a predetermined number of outputs.
Owner:GLOBALFOUNDRIES US INC
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