Abstract:Duty-cycle correctors (DCCs) are employed in most high-speed VLSI systems to calibrate the clock duty-cycle at 50% to reduce the deterministic jitter introduced by duty-cycle distortion. An all-analogue feedback DCC circuitry with high working frequency, low jitter, high accuracy, and wide correction range is proposed in this paper. A common mode voltage adjuster and an active feedback amplifier are used to support the DCC to work at a high frequency up to 20 GHz with a wide correction range from 20% to 80%. O… Show more
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