Adjusted sign selection timing shifts I/Q polarity changes to low states in the RF DAC, reducing error pulses, noise, and transmitter distortion.
A hybrid digital-analog delay line lets CDR circuits track voltage and temperature drift continuously, improving data recovery accuracy with lower power and area.
Adjusted sign selection signals align I/Q polarity changes in an RF DAC to cut error pulses, distortion, noise, and transmitter power loss.
A timed backup copy lets unsynchronized receivers read valid digital values at arbitrary access times without data corruption.
A PLL switches from a low-cost local resonator to a precise external clock when ppm drift exceeds transmitter frequency limits.
By shifting digital signal edge timing against a clock, this case creates spectral nulls that cut EMI near analog receivers without lowering data rate.
A wireless pulse-per-second signal replaces vehicle timing cables to keep sensors aligned while reducing cabling cost and line interference.
Encodes multi-valued data and clock edges in each interval to raise link capacity while preserving synchronization in integrated circuits.
A delay-chain edge generator multiplies transmitter clock edges to cut FIFO latency and adapt serial link timing to voltage noise.
A shared LPDDR transmit path switches between NRZ and PAM-4 modes to cut circuit area, encoder complexity, and power use.
Edge adjustment circuitry modulates digital data stream transitions to produce output signals with spectral nulls at desired frequencies.
A wireless clock synchronization system uses transmission antennas to create a standing wave pattern within the main bore of an MRI magnet.
A data transmission circuit uses a segmented driver architecture with an encoder and auxiliary driver to serialize transition signals.
Shared phase interpolators synchronize host and client devices via bidirectional data lines, eliminating dedicated pins to reduce form factor.
Source device adjusts streaming timing using packet arrival feedback to compensate for Bluetooth link delays and maintain synchronization.
Pulsed Index Communication eliminates clock-data recovery circuits to boost data rates while reducing power consumption.