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Novel techniques to increase capture range of clock and data recovery circuit

Huang, 2013

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5190233713872191147
Author
Huang S
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The Hogge-type linear full-rate CDR is widely used in the receiver of broadband communication systems, because of its good steady-state jitter performance. One of the biggest challenges in the design of a linear CDR is its inherent limited capture range. This …
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