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1 ECEN689: Special Topics in High-Speed Links Circuits and Systems Spring 010 Lecture 3: CDR Wrap-Up Sam Palermo Analog & Mixed-Signal Center Texas A&M University
2 Announcements Exam is April 30 Will emphasize (but not limited to) Equalization properties & circuits Link Budgeting (noise & timing) PLLs CDRs (high-level properties) Project Feedback meetings on Friday Final Project Report Due May 4
3 Agenda CDR circuits P DLL CDR Jitter Properties njection-locked Oscillator De-Skew 3
4 Embedded Clock /O Circuits TX PLL TX Clock Distribution CDR Per-channel PLL-based Dual-loop w/ Global PLL & Local DLL/P Local Phase-Rotator PLLs Global PLL requires RX clock distribution to individual channels 4
5 Phase nterpolator (P) Based CDR Frequency synthesis loop produces multiple clock phases used by the phase interpolators Phase interpolator mixes between input phases to produce a fine sampling phase Ex: Quadrature 90 P inputs with 5 bit resolution provides sampling phases spaced by 90 /( 5-1)=.9 Digital phase tracking loop offers advantages in robustness, area, and flexibility to easily reprogram loop parameters [Hsieh] 5
6 Phase nterpolator (P) Based CDR Frequency synthesis loop can be a global PLL Can be difficult to distribute multiple phases long distance Need to preserve phase spacing Clock distribution power increases with phase number f CDR needs more than 4 phases consider local phase generation 6
7 DLL Local Phase Generation Only differential clock is distributed from global PLL Delay-Locked Loop (DLL) locally generates the multiple clock phases for the phase interpolators DLL can be per-channel or shared by a small number (4) Same architecture can be used in a forwarded-clock system Replace frequency synthesis PLL with forwarded-clock signals 7
8 Phase Rotator PLL Phase interpolators can be expensive in terms of power and area Phase rotator PLL places one interpolator in PLL feedback to adjust all VCO output phases simultaneously Now frequency synthesis and phase recovery loops are coupled Need PLL bandwidth greater than phase loop Useful in filtering VCO noise 8
9 Phase nterpolators Phase interpolators realize digital-to-phase conversion (DPC) Produce an output clock that is a weighted sum of two input clock phases Common circuit structures Tail current summation interpolation Voltage-mode interpolation nterpolator code mapping techniques Sinusoidal Linear [Weinlader] [Bulzacchelli] 9
10 Sinusoidal Phase nterpolation X = Asin( ωt) X Q = Asin( ωt π / ) = Acos ( ωt) Y = Asin = Acos = cos ( ωt φ) ( φ) sin( ωt) Asin( φ) cos( ωt) ( φ) X + sin( φ) X Q = a X + a X Q 1 π 0 φ Arbitrary phase shift can be generated with linear summation of /Q clock signal Y = Asin where a 1 ( ωt φ) = a1 X1 + a X Q cos( φ) and a = sin( φ) = a 1 + a = 1 10
11 Sinusoidal vs Linear Phase nterpolation [Kreienkamp] t can be difficult to generate a circuit that implements sinusoidal weighting a 1 + a = n practice, a linear weighting is often used a a = 1 11
12 Phase nterpolator Model w/ ideal step inputs small output τ nterpolation linearity is a function of the phase spacing, t, to ouput time constant, RC, ratio large output τ 1
13 Phase nterpolator Model w/ ideal step inputs w/ finite input transition time Spice simulation w/ ideal step inputs: w/ finite input transition time: For more details see D. Weinlader s Stanford PhD thesis 13
14 Tail-Current Summation P [Bulzacchelli JSSC 006] For linearity over a wide frequency range, important to control either input or output time constant (slew rate) 14
15 Voltage-Mode Summation P [Joshi VLS Symp 009] For linearity over a wide frequency range, important to control either input or output time constant (slew rate) 15
16 Delay-Locked Loop (DLL) [Sidiropoulos JSSC 1997] DLLs lock delay of a voltage-controlled delay line (VCDL) Typically lock the delay to 1 or ½ input clock cycles f locking to ½ clock cycle the DLL is sensitive to clock duty cycle DLL does not self-generate the output clock, only delays the input clock 16
17 Voltage-Controlled Delay Line K DL [Sidiropoulos] 17
18 Delay-Locked Loop (DLL) [Maneatis JSSC 1996] First-order loop as delay line doesn t introduce a pole VCDL doesn t accumulate jitter like a VCO DLL doesn t filter input jitter 18
19 CDR Jitter Properties Jitter Transfer Jitter Generation Jitter Tolerance 19
20 CDR Jitter Model Linearized K PD [Lee] 0
21 Jitter Transfer Linearized K PD [Lee] Jitter transfer is how much input jitter transfers to the output f the PLL has any peaking in the phase transfer function, this jitter can actually be amplified 1
22 Jitter Transfer Measurement [Walker]
23 Jitter Transfer Specification [Walker] 3
24 Jitter Generation [Mansuri] Jitter generation is how much jitter the CDR generates Assumed to be dominated by VCO Assumes jitter-free serial data input VCO Phase Noise: H n VCO φ φ out ( s) = = = n VCO s K + N Loop s s K Loop s + ζωns + ωn RCs + N For CDR, N should be 1 4
25 Jitter Generation High-Pass Transfer Function Jitter accumulates up to time 1/PLL bandwidth 0log 10 θ out (s) θ vcon (s) SONET specification: rms output jitter 0.01 U [McNeill] 5
26 Jitter Tolerance How much sinusoidal jitter can the CDR tolerate and still achieve a given BER? [Sheikholeslami] [Lee] 6
27 Jitter Tolerance Measurement [Lee] 7
28 Jitter Tolerance Measurement [Lee] 8
29 njection Locking Oscillation Jie Zou The Analog & Mixed Signal Center Texas A&M University
30 njection Locking in LC Tanks a) a free-running oscillator consisting of an ideal positive feedback amplifier and an LC tank; b) we insert a phase shift in the loop. We know this will cause the oscillation frequency to shift since the loop gain has to have exactly π phase shift (or multiples). 30
31 Phase Shift for njected Signal Assume the oscillator locks onto the ected current and oscillates at the same frequency. Since the locking signal is not in general at the resonant center frequency, the tank introduces a phase shift n order for the oscillator loop gain to be equal to unity with zero phase shift, the sum of the current of the transistor and the ected currents must have the proper phase shift to compensate for the tank phase shift. 31
32 njection Locked Oscillator Phasors Note that the frequency of the ection signal determines the extra phase shift Φ 0 of the tank. This is fixed by the frequency offset. The current from the transistor is fed by the tank voltage, which by definition the tank current times the tank impedance, which introduces Φ 0 between the tank current/voltage. The angle between the ected current and the oscillator current θ must be such that their sum aligns with the tank current. 3
33 njection Geometry The geometry of the problem implies the following constraints on the ected current amplitude relative to the oscillation amplitude. 33
34 Locking Range sinφ0 = sinφ T 0,max sinθ = = iosc osc + +, if.cosθ = sinθ iosc osc cosθ A second-order parallel tank consisting of L. C, Rp exhibits a phase shift of: π φ0 = tan 1 Q tanφ0 ( ω0 ω) ω tanφ0 = T 0 L ω ω0 ( ) R ω ω, T p L ω 1 π ω0 ω ω0 ( ω0 ω), =, tan R Q = 0 osc p 1 ( x) = tan 1 ( x 1 ) Source: Razavi At the edge of the lock range, the ected current is orthogonal to the tank current. The phase angle between the ected current and the oscillator is 90 + Φ 0,max 34
35 Locking Range ) ( ) ( osc osc osc osc osc osc T osc osc T Q Q Q = ω ω ω ω ω ω ω ω ω osc L Q = 0 0, ω ω ω ω osc << 0.1 5,, 10 : 0 = = = = osc K Q GHz When ω L 100MHz =>, ω
36 Digital Controlled Oscillator (DCO) with njection Locking Shekhar, Sudip et al, Strong njection Locking in Low-Q LC Oscillators: Modeling and Application in a Forwarded-Clocked /O Receiver, EEE JSSC, 009. The digitally controlled switch-capacitor bank tunes the free-running frequency of DCO to adjust the phase of the forwarded clock and also compensate for PVT. 36
37 Next Time Optical /O 37
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