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US Patent 10263815 Continuous time linear equalization

Patent 10263815 was granted and assigned to Xilinx on April, 2019 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

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Xilinx
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Current Assignee
Xilinx
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Patent Jurisdiction
United States Patent and Trademark Office
United States Patent and Trademark Office
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Patent Number
102638150
Patent Inventor Names
Kevin Geary0
Mohamed Elzeftawi0
Declan Carey0
Date of Patent
April 16, 2019
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Patent Application Number
158379280
Date Filed
December 11, 2017
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Patent Citations Received
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US Patent 12074739 Continuous time linear equalizer of single-ended signal with input coupling capacitor
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US Patent 11632082 Semiconductor integrated circuit and receiver
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US Patent 11381208 Continuous time linear equalization system and method
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US Patent 11863356 Analog receiver front-end with variable gain amplifier embedded in an equalizer structure
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US Patent 11894959 Ultra-high-speed PAM-N CMOS inverter serial link
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US Patent 10656202 Electronic device including integrated circuit with debug capabilities
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Patent Primary Examiner
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Kevin Kim
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Patent abstract

This disclosure relates generally to continuous time linear equalization. In an example of a continuous time linear equalizer, a variable gain circuit includes transistors having gate nodes respectively as a first and a second input node. A first transimpedance circuit is connected between the first input node and a first output node. A second transimpedance circuit is connected between the second input node and a second output node. A source node of each of the first transistor and the second transistor are commonly connected to one another. In the same or another equalizer, output nodes of a first frequency peaking circuit are connected to input nodes of a second frequency peaking circuit. In such a same or another equalizer, an RC feedback circuit has tap-off nodes and summing nodes respectively connected at the output nodes of the first frequency peaking circuit.

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