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gharuda
Joined: 30 May 2006 Posts: 59 Helped: 5
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30 May 2006 16:29 to detect clock's rising edge and falling edge |
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hello,
Iam working on memory design which requries a clock. i need to detect the Rising edge and Falling edge of the clock and to generate a corresponding pulse for for falling and rising edge. using cmos logic or nmos logic
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safwatonline
Joined: 19 Nov 2005 Posts: 1418 Helped: 172 Location: EGYPT
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30 May 2006 16:41 to detect clock's rising edge and falling edge |
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use a delay then XOR the delayed with the undelayed.
the pulse width is the delay unit used
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teteamigo
Joined: 05 Mar 2005 Posts: 132 Helped: 14 Location: Portugal
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30 May 2006 18:23 Re: to detect clock's rising edge and falling edge |
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| Seems like a monostable circuit
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Vamsi Mocherla
Joined: 06 Sep 2004 Posts: 482 Helped: 62
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01 Jun 2006 11:23 to detect clock's rising edge and falling edge |
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Why dont you use a complementary clocking scheme with D-Flops as the data capture devices. The logic can be realized using a X-OR gate to generate a pulse.
If the synchronization is not important, you can take the clock signal and then pass it through some delay and take both of them to an X-OR gate. This will give pulses at both the rising and falling edges of the clock signal.
Be careful about the component selection. I suppose that you are working on DDR circuits
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