Independent bias control in a cascaded cross-coupled load raises charge pump output impedance and preserves voltage split when input duty shifts.
A transfer-delay circuit adjusts DLL feedback delay to DIMM load, preserving tAC margin and data-clock synchronization at high speed.
A quotient-remainder table lets a PLL frequency setting circuit cover multiple modes with less memory and a smaller circuit.
Dual feedback in a DLL maintains output clock duty ratio after locking despite PVT changes, while cutting power use and circuit area.
Orthogonal coordinate conversion with moving average and low-pass filtering helps track grid frequency quickly while suppressing phase-jump errors.
A feedback-biased charge pump equalizes transistor drain voltages to cut mismatch and charge-sharing errors in duty cycle correction.
A divider-combiner RF path with switchable amplifiers supports high and non-high power classes in a smaller circuit with lower transfer loss.