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A Low-Power Clock Frequency Multiplier

Authors: Md. Ibrahim Faisal; Magdy A. Bayoumi; Peiyi Zhao;

A Low-Power Clock Frequency Multiplier

Abstract

A low-power output feedback controlled frequency multiplier is proposed for delay locked loop (DLL) based clock synthesizers. It uses N voltage controlled delay lines (VCDL) to multiply the input clock frequency by a factor of N/2. This frequency multiplier is less susceptible to jitter-accumulation. The proposed circuit can operate at a substantially low supply voltage. Simulation results show that the proposed frequency multiplier dissipates about 27% to 36% less power than other similar circuits. In addition, the proposed circuit can be easily programmed for generating various output clock frequencies.

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