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A semidigital dual delay-locked loop
1997
IEEE Journal of Solid-State Circuits
This paper describes a dual delay-locked loop architecture which achieves low jitter, unlimited (modulo 2) phase shift, and large operating range. The architecture employs a core loop to generate coarsely spaced clocks, which are then used by a peripheral loop to generate the main system clock through phase interpolation. The design of an experimental prototype in a 0.8-m CMOS technology is described. The prototype achieves an operating range of 80 kHz-400 MHz. At 250 MHz, its peakto-peak
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