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swicap
Joined: 04 Apr 2004 Posts: 124 Helped: 13
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23 May 2007 8:44 Question about Clock and Data Recovery,thanks. |
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for CDRs employing linear or bangbang PD,
what is there capture range ?
will cdr lose lock if large jitter appear in input data?
then what kind of jitter is more harmful? DJ or random jitter?
Is there possible method to design a robust lock in detect circuits to judge cdr in
lock or not?
Thanks.
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MSSN
Joined: 08 Mar 2006 Posts: 232 Helped: 26
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23 May 2007 9:08 Re: Question about Clock and Data Recovery,thanks. |
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| swicap wrote: |
for CDRs employing linear or bangbang PD,
what is there capture range ?
will cdr lose lock if large jitter appear in input data?
then what kind of jitter is more harmful? DJ or random jitter?
Is there possible method to design a robust lock in detect circuits to judge cdr in
lock or not?
Thanks. |
Normally, CDRs have limited capture range and needs a helping loop during acquisition.
Yes, there is a possible method to design a robust lock detect circuits that detects cdr locking and unlocking to a reference frequency within a predefined ppm error.
Check Razavi's book , Design of Integrated Circuits for Optical Communications, it has a complete chapter on CDRs
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swicap
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23 May 2007 9:50 Question about Clock and Data Recovery,thanks. |
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hi,MSSN,thanks for reply.
I just want to know exactly the deviation of frequcy that cdr can capture with pd alone.
I have read razavi's book already.
It doesn't descript circuit implementation on
CDR lock in detector design, I think.
Woule u give more details? Thank u.
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beckchm
Joined: 13 Nov 2005 Posts: 210 Helped: 3
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28 Jul 2007 12:58 Re: Question about Clock and Data Recovery,thanks. |
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jitter is large
range cannot cover the change
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