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A 5.4/2.7/1.62-Gb/s Receiver for DisplayPort Version 1.2 With Multi-Rate Operation Scheme

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3 Author(s)
Won-Young Lee ; Dept. of Electr. Eng., Korea Adv. Inst. of Sci. & Technol. (KAIST), Daejeon, South Korea ; Kyu-Dong Hwang ; Lee-Sup Kim

A 5.4/2.7/1.62-Gb/s multi-rate receiver is designed for Display Port version 1.2. A dual-mode binary phase detector supports half-rate and quarter-rate phase detections to enable the multi-rate operation of the receiver without a wide-tuning VCO. In addition, a low voltage-drop active inductor with a voltage booster is implemented in the dual-mode binary phase detector to extend the bandwidth and reduce the power consumption. The voltage booster generates 1.904 V from 1.2-V supply with fast voltage generation time and small area consumption. A bandwidth controllable equalizer is proposed to optimize channel loss compensation even if the Nyquist frequency of input data changes. The BER for all input data rates is less than 10-12 for 27-1 PRBS and the measured jitter characteristics indicate that the proposed receiver exceeds the DisplayPort jitter tolerance specification. The recovered 1.35-GHz clock shows the peak-to-peak jitter of 29.9 ps and the rms jitter of 3.215 ps for 5.4-Gb/s input. The energy efficiency of the CDR circuit in the receiver is 19.3 pJ/bit at 5.4 Gb/s. The receiver occupies 0.672 mm2 including decoupling capacitors and the CDR core area is 0.44 mm2.

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Circuits and Systems I: Regular Papers, IEEE Transactions on  (Volume:59 ,  Issue: 12 )

Date of Publication: Dec. 2012

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