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Wei Zhang, You-de Hu, Li-rong Zheng. Design and simulation of a standing wave oscillator based PLL[J]. Frontiers of Information Technology & Electronic Engineering, 2016, 17(3): 258-264.
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Abstract: A standing wave oscillator (SWO) is a perfect clock source which can be used to produce a high frequency clock signal with a low skew and high reliability. However, it is difficult to tune the SWO in a wide range of frequencies. We introduce a frequency tunable SWO which uses an inversion mode metal-oxide-semiconductor (IMOS) field-effect transistor as a varactor, and give the simulation results of the frequency tuning range and power dissipation. Based on the frequency tunable SWO, a new phase locked loop (PLL) architecture is presented. This PLL can be used not only as a clock source, but also as a clock distribution network to provide high quality clock signals. The PLL achieves an approximately 50% frequency tuning range when designed in Global Foundry 65 nm 1P complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) technology, and can be used directly in a high performance multi-core microprocessor.
This paper shows an interesting and meaningful design of a standing wave oscillator based PLL, which has a potential for future PLL application to reduced clock power and clock skew.
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