一种基于SCL结构的差分型PFD

提出一种差分型鉴相/频器(PFD),此鉴相/频器可以大幅度降低死区现象,并且可以避免UP和DN信号同时为逻辑高电平,从而减小电荷泵电流失配对整个环路的影响,降低环路的假频效应.这种差分型PFD在高速、低抖动、低假频PLL中有着广泛的应用.该电路基于Chartered0.25μmCMOS工艺,并用Hs-pice进行仿真,仿真结果表明,该PFD死区小于20ps,并且可以大大降低VCO控制电压的纹波.

Fast-Lock Low-Jitter PLL with a Simple Phase-Frequency Detector

A fast-locking, low-jitter, phase-locked loop （PLL） with a simple phase-frequency detector is proposed. The phase-frequency detector is composed of only two XOR gates. It simultaneously achieves low jitter and short locking time. The voltage-controlled oscillator within the PLL consists of four-stage ring oscillators which are coupled to each other and oscillate with the same frequency and a phase shift of 45. The PLL is fabricated in 0. 1Stem CMOS technology. The measured phase noise of the PLL output at 500kHz offset from the 5GHz center frequency is - 102.6dBc/Hz. The circuit exhibits a capture range of 280MHz and a low RMS jitter of 2.06ps. The power dissipation excluding the output buffers is only 21.6roW at a 1.8V supply.

A Low Jitter PLL in a 90nm CMOS Digital Process

A low jitter phase-locked loop （PLL） that does not need analog resistors and capacitors is designed and fabrica- ted in a 90nm CMOS digital process. The metal parasitic capacitor is used in the PLL loop filter. Test results show that when the PLL is locked on 1. 989GHz, the RMS jitter is 3. 7977ps, the peak-to-peak jitter is 31. 225ps, and the power con- sumption is about 9mW. The locked output frequency range is from 125MHz to 2.7GHz.

2.5Gb/s 0.18μm CMOS Clock and Data Recovery Circuit

A 2.5Gb/s clock and data recovery （CDR） circuit is designed and realized in TSMC＇s standard 0.18/μm CMOS process. The clock recovery is based on a PLL. For phase noise optimization,a dynamic phase and frequency detector （PFD） is used in the PLL. The rms jitter of the recovered 2.5GHz clock is 2.4ps and the SSB phase noise is - 111dBc/Hz at 10kHz offset. The rms jitter of the recovered 2.5Gb/s data is 3.3ps. The power consumption is 120mW.

A 5-Gbit/s monolithically-integrated low-power clock recovery circuit in 0.18-μm CMOS

In order to make a 10 Gbit/s 2：1 half-rate multiplexer operate without external clocks, a 5 Gbit/s clock recovery （CR） circuit is needed to extract the desired clock from one input data. For the CR circuit, a 3-stage ring voltage-controlled oscillator （VCO） is employed to avoid an unreliable startup of a 2-stage VCO and a low oscillation frequency of a 4-stage VCO. A phase frequency detector （PFD） is used to expand the pull-in range to meet the wide tuning range of a VCO required by process-voltage-temperature （PVT） variation. SMIC 0. 18-μm CMOS technology is adopted and the core area is 170 μm ×270 μm. Measurements show that, under a 1.8 V supply voltage, it consumes only about 90 mW, and has an input sensitivity of less than 25 mV, an output single-ended swing of above 300 mV, a phase noise of - 114 dBc/Hz at 1 MHz offset and a pull-in range of 1 GHz.

Robust CMOS phase frequency detector for high speed and low jitter charge pump PLL

In order to improve the performance of the existing phase frequency detectors （PFDs）, a systematical analysis of the existing PFDs is presented. Based on the circuit architecture, both classifications and comparisons are made. A new robust CMOS phase frequency detector for a high speed and low jitter charge pump phrase-locked loop （PLL） is designed. The proposed PFD consists of two rising-edge triggered dynamic D flip-flops, two positive-edge detectors and delaying units and two OR gates. It adopts two reset mechanisms to avoid the LIP and DN signals to be logic-1 simultaneously. Thus, any current mismatch of the charge pump circuit will not worsen the performance of the PLL. Furthermore, it has hardly any dead-zone phenomenon in phase characteristic. Simulations with ADS are performed based on a TSMC 0. 18-μm CMOS process with a 1.8-V supply voltage. According to the theoretical analyses and simulation results, the proposed PFD shows a satisfactory performance with a high operation frequency （≈ 1 GHz）, a wide phase-detection range [ ± 2π], a near zero dead-zone （ 〈 0. 1 ps）, high reliability, low phase jitter, low power consumption （ ≈100 μW） and small circuit complexity.

A Novel Method to Compensate the Sigma-Delta Shaped Noise for Wide Band Fractional-N Frequency Synthesizers

A novel method to partially compensate sigma-delta shaped noise is proposed. By injecting the compensation current into the passive loop filter during the delay time of the phase frequency detector（PFD）,a maximum reduction of the phase noise by about 16dB can be achieved. Compared to other compensation methods,the technique proposed here is relatively simple and easy to implement. Key building blocks for realizing the noise cancellation,including the delay variable PFD and compensation current source, are specially designed. Both the behavior level and circuit level simulation results are presented.

Design of 0.5V low-voltage phase and frequency detector for frequency synthesizer in wireless sensor networks

Based on 0.13μm complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor（CMOS） technology,a phase and frequency detector（PFD） is designed with a low supply voltage of 0.5V for frequency synthesizers used in wireless sensor networks（WSNs）.The PFD can compare the frequency and phase differences of input signals and deliver a signal voltage proportional to the difference.Low threshold transistors are used in the circuits since a power supply of 0.5V is adopted.A pulse latched structure is also used in the circuits in order to increase both the detection range of phase errors and the maximum operation frequency.In experiments,a phase error with a range from-358° to 358° is measured when the input signal frequency is 2MHz.The PFD has a faster acquisition speed compared with conventional digital PFDs.When the input signals are at a frequency of 2MHz with zero phase error,the circuits have a power consumption of 1.8[KG＊8]μW,and the maximum operation frequency is 1.25GHz.