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A low-jitter all-digital phase-locked loop using a suppressive digital loop filter
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A low-jitter all-digital phase-locked loop using a suppressive digital loop filter

Hsuan-Jung Hsu and Shi-Yu Huang
2009 International Symposium on VLSI Design, Automation and Test, VLSI-DAT '09, pp.158-161
2009

Abstract

In this paper we present a low-jitter and wide-range all-digital phase-locked loop (ADPLL). The digitally controlled oscillator (DCO) is able to operate from 53 to 560 MHz with 5.1ps resolution. Combined with a programmable divider with multiplicative factor from 1 to 2046, various frequencies could be synthesized to meet different applications. In order to reduce output clock jitter after phase locking, we propose a three-step locking procedure. The phase can be locked quickly through a preliminary phase locking scheme and the jitter is then reduced by the proposed suppressive digital loop filter. Simulation results show the jitter performance is very close to that of free running DCO. The jitter Pk-Pk and jitter RMS is 51ps and 6.74ps respectively when the output clock of ADPLL operates at 200Mhz. © 2009 IEEE.

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