Data transfer between clock domains
AssigneeNordic Semiconductor ASA
InventorsMarkus Bakka Hjerto, Arne Wanvik Venas
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AssigneeNordic Semiconductor ASA
InventorsMarkus Bakka Hjerto, Arne Wanvik Venas
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A system (1) for transferring a data signal (sig_fast) from a first clock domain (4) to a second clock domain (8). The first clock domain (4) has a first clock (ck_fast) with a frequency greater than the frequency of a second clock (ck_slow) in the second clock domain (8). The system (1) also has a signal input (10) for receiving an input signal (sig_fast) from the first clock domain (4), means (16, 18) for checking whether the second clock (ck_slow) is in a part of its cycle away from a forthcoming transition, and means (22) for transferring the input signal (sig_fast) to the second clock domain (8) if the checking means (16, 18) determines that the second clock (ck_slow) is in part of its cycle away from a forthcoming transition. The checking means (16, 18) are clocked by the first clock (ck_fast).
A system for transferring a data signal from a first clock domain to a second clock domain, wherein the first clock domain comprises a first clock having a frequency greater than a frequency of a second clock in the second clock domain, the system comprising:
A system for transferring a data signal from a first clock domain to a second clock domain, wherein the first clock domain comprises a first clock and the second clock domain comprises a second clock, the system comprising:
A method of transferring a data signal from a first clock domain to a second clock domain, wherein the first clock domain comprises a first clock having a frequency greater than a frequency of a second clock in the second clock domain, the method comprising:
A method of transferring a data signal from a first clock domain to a second clock domain, wherein the first clock domain comprises a first clock and the second clock domain comprises a second clock, the method comprising:
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