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xiongdh



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Post10 Jul 2003 3:18   

Can anyone give me advices of the clock in USB.


Can anyone give me advices of the clock in USB device.
My USB device support full speed and low speed and has no external crystals oscillator but a internal crystals oscillator.
Can you give me some informations ,url link and advices about clock recovery,DPLL,and oversampling.
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ttspice



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Post10 Jul 2003 4:31   


Most USB 1.1 device follows the SIE VHDL model released from Intel in 1995, It uses 48MHz clock to oversample 12MHz (full speed) signal. I remember they have a white paper of SIE to explain the algorithm, you can try to search it on internet, somehow it's a very old stuff...

The clock recovery is a state-machine to watch the edge of input signals like most DPLL does. SIE stands for Serial Interfec Engine.
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xiongdh



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Post10 Jul 2003 9:17   


thanks.
Do you mean the paper "Desiging A robust USB serial interface engine(SIE)" ,I haved find this file.
But I can't find the SIE VHDL model.Who can give me one.
thanks my mail:dehuixiong(at)sohu.com
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cqjhq



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Post10 Jul 2003 16:26   


Hi dehuixiong,
Can you share your file?
thanks my mail:cqjhq(at)163.net
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xiongdh



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Post11 Jul 2003 1:24   


cqjhq wrote:
Hi dehuixiong,
Can you share your file?
thanks my mail:cqjhq(at)163.net


I sent it to you.
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kjhgkj



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Post11 Jul 2003 8:27   

Phoenix USB Verilog sources available


If anybody wants them, PM me.
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Post03 Nov 2009 13:33   

Can anyone give me advices of the clock in USB.


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