Stored internal voltage lets a relaxation oscillator restore bias current quickly after power-down, cutting settling time and current use.
Adjustable waveform-shaping drive lets an oscillator switch between low phase noise and low power clock output modes.
Comparator delay data and phase shifting improve crystal oscillator startup by correcting false phase detection during excitation.
Stored bias voltage lets a relaxation oscillator restart quickly after power-down, cutting idle current without long settling delays.
A voltage-step ringing lock tunes an injection oscillator to the resonator within 5 cycles, cutting startup time and calibration cost.
A learning mode extracts phase timing from feedback signals so discontinuous excitation can stabilize an oscillating system faster without extra sensors.
Startup timing is shifted using stored comparator delay data to prevent false phase detection and improve crystal oscillator startup accuracy.
A controllable switch between load capacitors speeds crystal oscillator startup while reducing charging losses and preserving stable impedance.
A controllable switch changes capacitor coupling between startup and driving modes, cutting power use while preserving stable oscillator impedance.
A scaled transistor trigger for crystal oscillators cuts power and interference while tuning hysteresis and stabilizing duty cycle.
Adaptive noise injection and negative capacitance shorten crystal oscillator startup while limiting energy use and frequency shift.
Selectable resistive dividers hold oscillator bias voltage steady during start-up, reducing common-mode variation and preserving loop gain.
Adaptive noise injection and negative capacitance shorten crystal oscillator startup while limiting power use for varying crystal characteristics.
A timer delays control-circuit activation until oscillation stabilizes, cutting startup current peaks and lowering ring oscillator power.
Measured oscillator startup time lets the controller schedule just-in-time wake-up, cutting energy use while maintaining reliable oscillation.
Phase feedback keeps an RC oscillator aligned with a crystal resonator, enabling longer energy injection for faster start-up and lower power.
Precharging adjustable capacitor branches lets an LC oscillator start almost instantly in duty-cycled IR-UWB use while cutting power and phase noise.
A delayed non-inverted path and inverter improve two-phase clock symmetry, reducing overlap and boosting charge pump efficiency.
Voltage-threshold feedback and RC delay hold power restoration until output decay and reset conditions are fully met.
Periodic pulses near the crystal resonant frequency build oscillation amplitude faster, cutting start-up time and battery drain.
Scaled bias and shunt transistors tune trigger hysteresis and duty cycle, cutting peak current, interference, and process sensitivity.
Cross-coupled switches and capacitors level-shift a clock without high-current gate boosting, cutting delay, power use, and silicon area.
Single-ended startup then differential switching prevents latching in a piezoelectric oscillator while improving phase noise and clock symmetry.
A piezoelectric resonator with a single-ended to differential driver avoids latching while sustaining stable, low-noise oscillations.
Pre-charging the LC tank and then closing the loop gives near-instant startup while preserving low power and low phase noise.
Precharging capacitor branches before closing the LC loop enables near-instant startup with lower power use and reduced phase noise.
A startup transformer injects resonant RF current to start self-oscillation without DC bias circuits or extra switching elements.