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US Patent 7212580 Multi-level signal clock recovery technique

Patent 7212580 was granted and assigned to Quellan on May, 2007 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

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Quellan
Quellan
Patent Jurisdiction
United States Patent and Trademark Office
United States Patent and Trademark Office
Patent Number
7212580
Date of Patent
May 1, 2007
Patent Application Number
10366112
Date Filed
February 12, 2003
Patent Primary Examiner
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Jay K. Patel
Patent abstract

Clock recovery of a multi-level (ML) signal can be performed in a two-step process. First, the transitions within the ML signal can be detected by a novel transition detector (TD). And second, the output of the TD circuit can comprise a pseudo-non-return-to-zero (pNRZ) signal that can drive a conventional OOK clock recovery (CR) IC. The TD circuit can convert the edges of the ML signal into the pseudo-NRZ (pNRZ) signal. The TD circuit can capture as many transitions as possible to allow the conventional NRZ clock recovery (CR) chip to optimally perform. The TD circuit can differentiate the ML signal in order to detect the ML signal's transitions.

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