WO1995019067B1 - A digitally controlled first order jitter attenuator using a digital frequency synthesizer - Google Patents

A digitally controlled first order jitter attenuator using a digital frequency synthesizer

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WO1995019067B1
WO1995019067B1 PCT/US1994/014892 US9414892W WO9519067B1 WO 1995019067 B1 WO1995019067 B1 WO 1995019067B1 US 9414892 W US9414892 W US 9414892W WO 9519067 B1 WO9519067 B1 WO 9519067B1
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clock signal
phase
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counter
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Priority to EP95905468A priority patent/EP0738437B1/en
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A circuit for attenuating phase jitter on an incoming clock signal includes a digital frequency synthesizer, and a phase lock loop including a phase detector. The digital phase detector compares the phase relationship between an incoming signal and a clock signal generated by the digitally controlled frequency synthesizer and produces an output signal proportional to the phase difference. The output signal comprises both a direction indicator and a magnitude indicator for controlling the digitally controlled frequency synthesizer. One of a plurality of phases of a voltage controlled oscillator (VCO) are selected in response to the output signal to alter the frequency of the clock signal.

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AMENDED CLAIMS[received by the International Bureau on 17 July 1995 (17.07.95); original claims 4, 6, 11 and 13 cancelled; remaining claims amended and renumbered as claims 1-11 (4 pages)]
1. A circuit for attenuating phase jitter on an incoming signal, comprising: (a) a phase detector for generating digital control signals representing a phase difference between the incoming signal and a clock signal, the digital control signals comprising a direction signal for indicating a polarity of the phase difference and a magnitude signal for indicating a magnitude of the phase difference; and
(b) a frequency synthesizer, coupled to the phase detector, for generating the clock signal at one of a plurality of selectable frequencies in response to the direction and magnitude signals, wherein frequency synthesizer comprises means for initializing a loadable counter with a starting value determined from the magnitude signal from the phase detector, means for incrementing the loadable counter using the clock signal, means for generating an adjustment signal when the loadable counter overflows, and means for controlling the frequency of the clock signal in response to the adjustment signal from the loadable counter and the direction signal from the phase detector.
2. The circuit set forth in claim 1, wherein the phase detector comprises: an up/down counter for determining the phase relationship between the incoming signal and the clock signal and for producing the output signal proportional thereto; and means, coupled to the up/down counter, for incrementing and decrementing the up/down counter when the incoming signal is out of phase with the incoming signal.
3. The circuit as set forth in claim 2, wherein the phase detector further comprises limiter means, coupled to the up/down counter, for disabling the up/down counter to prevent rollover when a count therein reaches a range boundary.
4. The circuit as set forth in claim 1, wherein the frequency synthesizer means comprises means for generating the clock signal at one of a plurality of selectable frequencies.
5. The circuit as set forth in claim 4, wherein the circuit has a selectable bandwidth BW :
BW = Dw
(2 * π * B) wherein Dw is the pull range per step of the frequency synthesizer means and B is a multiplier value for the clock signal as compared to the incoming signal .
6. A jitter attenuation circuit, comprising:
(a) a digital phase detector for determining a phase difference between an incoming signal and a clock signal and for generating output signals proportional to the phase difference, wherein the output signals indicate both a direction and a magnitude of frequency change required to eliminate the phase difference; and
(b) a digitally controlled frequency synthesizer, coupled to the digital phase detector, for generating the clock signal in response to the direction and magnitude signals from the phase detector, wherein the frequency synthesizer comprises means for initializing a loadable counter with a starting value determined from the magnitude signal from the phase detector, means for incrementing the loadable counter using the clock signal, means for generating an adjustment signal when the loadable counter overflows, and means for controlling the frequency of the clock signal in response to the adjustment signal from the loadable counter and the direction signal from the phase detector.
7. The jitter attenuation circuit as set forth in claim 6, wherein the phase detector comprises: an up/down counter for determining the phase relationship between the incoming signal and the clock signal and for producing the output signal proportional thereto; and means, coupled to the up/down counter, for incrementing and decrementing the up/down counter when the incoming signal is out of phase with the incoming signal .
8. The jitter attenuation circuit as set forth in claim 7, wherein the phase detector further comprises limiter means, coupled to the up/down counter, for disabling the up/down counter to prevent rollover when a count therein reaches a range boundary.
9. The jitter attenuation circuit as set forth in claim 6, wherein the frequency synthesizer means comprises means for generating the clock signal at one of a plurality of selectable frequencies.
10. The jitter attenuation circuit as set forth in claim 9, wherein the jitter attenuator has a selectable bandwidth BW :
BW = Dw
{2 * π * B) wherein Dw is the pull range per step of the frequency synthesizer means and B is a multiplier value for the clock signal as compared to the incoming signal.
11. A method for attenuating phase jitter on an incoming signal, comprising the steps of:
(a) generating digital control signals representing a phase difference between the incoming signal and a clock signal, wherein the digital control signals are comprised of a direction signal for indicating a polarity of the phase difference and a magnitude signal for indicating a magnitude of the phase difference; and
(b) generating the clock signal at one of a plurality of selectable frequencies in response to the digital control signals, the generating step further comprising the steps of generating the clock signal according to the direction and magnitude signals, wherein the generating step comprises the steps of loading a counter with a starting value determined by the magnitude signal, incrementing the counter using the clock signal, generating an adjustment signal when the counter overflows, and controlling the frequency of the output clock signal using the adjustment signal from the counter and the direction signal from the phase detector.
PCT/US1994/014892 1994-01-04 1994-12-30 A digitally controlled first order jitter attenuator using a digital frequency synthesizer WO1995019067A1 (en)

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DE69405016A DE69405016D1 (en) 1994-01-04 1994-12-30 DIGITALLY CONTROLLED JITTER DAMPING DEVICE WITH DIGITAL FREQUENCY SYNTHETIZER
DE69405016T DE69405016T4 (en) 1994-01-04 1994-12-30 DIGITALLY CONTROLLED JITTER DAMPING DEVICE WITH DIGITAL FREQUENCY SYNTHETIZER
EP95905468A EP0738437B1 (en) 1994-01-04 1994-12-30 A digitally controlled first order jitter attenuator using a digital frequency synthesizer

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