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Questions relating the recovery of timing information in serial communications.

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Hello, I am trying to write out the transfer function of dual vco locking for PLL-Based CDR. I came across the problem that I knew how to write the lower part of transfer function. How do I get the ...
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i have a question regarding the working of communication protocol (for example any protocol including UART, Ethernet or anything like RS232). I read that there are some synchronizing sequence (Fixed ...
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I am currently struggling with the following challenge. In the system I am currently designing, the transmitting device is equipped with an image sensor with MIPI output (1 data line, 12 Mbit data ...
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First, let me apologize in advance if this isn't the correct exchange to post this question on. I have a 50 MHz PWM signal (it's actually a 50 MHz 50% DC clock with a 1PPS clock embedded with PWM) ...
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I've read that a CDR block recovers clock from the data stream. Clock Data Recovery Can someone show me a waveform on how its done? Like the carrier wave and modulation wave in FM and AM techniques, ...
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I have done a Verilog module for clock and data recovery (CDR) using DLL ( this is for simulation purposes only) I used Modelsim for simulation. In the transmitter (Tx), I only have a (clock that has ...
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What is the reason behind clock domain crossing? When do I use it? Do I use it only when I am transferring data from one CLK to another?
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I would like to create a communication protocol to connect two FPGAs. I would like it to be fairly fast, (a couple of 100s of Mbps) but only use a single differential pair. This kind of thing is ...
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I've been learning from many publications that DLLs offer various advantages over PLLs, such as low-jitter performance and fast locking. So, recently, DLLs have been used for local clock generation in ...
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I am trying to implement synchronous Serial protocol with SAME70 using board SAME70-XPLD. For that I need to generate clock of 2MHz. For that I am using TC module running at MCK/8 = 18.75MHz (MCK set ...
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Doesn't look like "Synchronous Ethernet" exist over wireless like it does on wired. Is there any technical reason for it not existing? On wired, Synchronous Ethernet transfers a 125 MHz master clock ...
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I have a device that generates a 49.152MHz frequency, but depending on its status it can cut it off from time to time. This frequency synchronizes my MCU's audio devices, but it must never be stopped. ...
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I have a general question about reference clocks for ethernet PHYs. The PHYs I have seen so far require an external clock source like a xtal or other singleended clock (in addition to the clk lines ...
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I have read that clock data recovery is essential for decoding signals, for instance decoding output of rotary encoders But I don't know how it helps to decode signals. Any hint or reference would ...
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I've been refreshing my memory on clock recovery, and I've hit some issues trying to understand how the recovered clock can be practically used to latch data bits from the input data stream. For ...
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