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Can DLL maintain a 50% duty cycle inherently?

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phase blending dll

Or we have to employ extra module to ensure 50% duty cycle?
 

Some delayline aritechiture will make dutycycle
worse, others wont. For the latter one you need
add a duty cycle corrector.

Keep it in your mind that the delay of the corrector
should be the intrinisc delay, which limit your
delayed signal frequency.
 

If the delay elements are symmetric or two crosscoupled asymmetric circuits you get complementary signals. These generate 50% duty in a ringoscillator.
 

symmetric can not ensure 50% duty because of mismatch.
 

Hi pdf001,

you clever guy. Also a divide by 2 circuit have mismatches which violate a pure 50% duty cycle requirement.

Or did you have a clever solution to get better than some 10ps accuracy?
 

ericzhang said:
Some delayline aritechiture will make dutycycle
worse, others wont. For the latter one you need
add a duty cycle corrector.

can i know what is this duty cycle corrector comprising of?

and what is the delayline comprising of?
 

DLL can maintain 50 % duty cycle based upon the circuit used for designing the DLL. Otherwise we need to add a phase blending circuit, which will produce a 50 % duty cycle ....
 

Could you give me some references about phase blending circuit?

Thanks a lot.
 

Here's the paper.
 

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