Title :
Optimum phase-acquisition technique for charge-pump PLL
Author :
Roh, Gyoung-Tae ; Lee, Yong Hoon ; Kim, Beomsup
Author_Institution :
Dept. of Electr. Eng., Korea Adv. Inst. of Sci. & Technol., Taejon, South Korea
fDate :
9/1/1997 12:00:00 AM
Abstract :
In this paper, we propose a new optimum phase-acquisition algorithm controlling the loop gain of a charge-pump PLL (CP-PLL) in the sense of the MMSE criterion. A set of recursive difference equations minimizing RMS jitter of output phase is derived to obtain an optimum gear-shifting sequence with a zero-phase start (ZPS) assumption. It is shown that the optimum gear-shifting sequence is independent of the variance of the input phase jitter. A procedure for applying this sequence to the design of CP-PLL circuits is described, Both behavoral simulation and HSPICE circuit-level simulation demonstrate that the proposed design leads to an efficient CP-PLL having both fast acquisition and significant jitter reduction characteristics. The optimal gear-shifting CP-PLL outperforms the conventional CP-PLLs. These methods can be used for clock recovery applications such as data communication receivers, disk drive read/write channels, and local area networks, as well as for other applications requiring very short initial preamble periods
Keywords :
circuit analysis computing; difference equations; gain control; jitter; phase locked loops; signal processing; synchronisation; timing; HSPICE circuit-level simulation; LAN; MMSE criterion; behavoral simulation; charge-pump PLL; clock recovery applications; data communication receivers; disk drive read/write channels; input phase jitter; jitter reduction characteristics; local area networks; loop gain control; optimum gear-shifting sequence; optimum phase-acquisition technique; recursive difference equations; zero-phase start; Charge pumps; Circuit simulation; Clocks; Data communication; Disk drives; Filters; Jitter; Phase frequency detector; Phase locked loops; Voltage-controlled oscillators;
Journal_Title :
Circuits and Systems II: Analog and Digital Signal Processing, IEEE Transactions on