A controllable oscillator feeds a baseband chip through an external conducting path to replace a crystal oscillator and cut BOM cost and PCB area.
A shared reference voltage compensates temperature and supply changes to keep oscillator clock cycles stable in semiconductor ICs.
Placing MOS varactors between spiral inductors shortens VCO coupling wiring, cutting parasitic inductance and capacitance for better frequency accuracy.
Feedback-controlled current mirroring helps a ring oscillator VCO resist supply ripple, cutting phase noise, spurs, and power loss.
A lightly doped MOS buffer cuts TCXO signal noise and damping, enabling fewer separate oscillators in portable devices.
Resonant frequency shifts and shock-wave signals let a quartz crystal sensor distinguish dew, frost, and supercooled dew below 0°C.
A crystal oscillator with an internal counter preserves elapsed time in low-power GNSS idle mode, cutting power and speeding satellite reacquisition.
Superimposed power and clock signals let a TCXO control IC share terminals across emulation, write, and read modes while reducing pads and wiring.
Measured G-forces drive oven temperature compensation to correct crystal oscillator frequency drift and keep GPS timing stable in high-G flight.
A counter and temperature sensor correct MEMS resonator frequency offset and drift without redesign, improving timing accuracy across temperature.
Measured phase offsets and adjustable delay circuits align memory interface quadrature clocks to recover timing margins and accurate data transfer.
Dynamic wide-to-narrow receiver bandwidth enables low-noise RF message detection despite carrier drift, extending low-data-rate link range.
Planar resonators, varactor tuning, and phase compensation replace bulky YIG VCOs to deliver multi-octave range with lower noise and power.
A replica-arm bias circuit keeps voltage swing to bias current constant, stabilizing ring oscillator frequency across process, temperature, and supply changes.
Simultaneous positive and negative voltage circuits cut polarity switching time in image forming power supplies to prevent toner contamination.
Burst-based intercept and slope estimation compensates crystal oscillator drift, preserving DTV receiver synchronization under temperature changes.
Ratio-based A/D conversion of temperature-dependent and constant voltages improves oscillator trimming accuracy despite reference voltage variation.