Methods and systems for decreasing transmission timing variations
AssigneeSamsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
InventorIn-Young Chung
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Abstract
Systems and methods for decreasing transmission timing variations include precharging a data channel at a level before data is sent over the channel. The driver sets the level in response to the reception of a precharging control signal.
Claims22
A system for decreasing transmission timing variations comprising:
- a gate circuit for inputting a precharging control signal and for generating an output driving signal in response to the precharging control signal before a data bit is input;
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- an output driver connected to a data channel and responsive to the output driving signal for precharging the data channel to a voltage level before the data bit is input.
A system for decreasing transmission timing variations comprising:
- an N−1 first gate circuit for inputting associated data bits and generating a first output driving signal in response to a first clock signal;
- an N−1 output driver connected to a data channel and responsive to the first output driving signal;
- an NTH gate circuit for inputting the associated data bits and generating a second output driving signal in response to a second clock signal;
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- an NTH output driver connected to the data channel and responsive to the second output driving signal,
- wherein the NTH output driver is further responsive to a precharging control signal to precharge the data channel to a voltage level before a first data bit of the associated data bits is input.
A method for decreasing transmission timing variations comprising:
- inputting a precharging control signal;
- generating an output driving signal in response to the precharging control signal before a data bit is input;
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- precharging a data channel to a voltage level before the data bit is input using the output driving signal.
A method for decreasing transmission timing variations comprising:
- inputting associated data bits and generating an N−1 output driving signal in response to a first clock signal;
- inputting the associated data bits and generating an NTH output driving signal in response to a second clock signal;
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- precharging a data channel to a voltage level in response to a precharging control signal before a first data bit of the associated data bits is input.
In a system comprising a gate circuit for inputting a precharging control signal and for generating an output driving signal in response to the control signal before a data bit is input and an output driver connected to a data channel and responsive to the output driving signal for precharging the data channel to a voltage level before the data bit is input, a method for decreasing transmission timing variations comprising:
- inputting the precharging control signal;
- generating the output driving signal in response to the control signal before a data bit is input;
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- precharging the data channel to a voltage level before the data bit is input using the output driving signal.
In a system comprising an N−1 gate circuit for inputting associated data bits and generating a first output driving signal in response to a first clock signal, an N−1 output driver connected to a data channel and responsive to the first output driving signal, an Nth gate circuit for inputting associated data bits and generating a second output driving signal in response to a second clock signal and an NTH output driver connected to the data channel and responsive to the second output driving signal, wherein the second output driver is further responsive to a precharging control signal to precharge the data channel to a voltage level before a first data bit is input, a method for decreasing transmission timing variations comprising:
- inputting the associated data bits and generating the N−1 output driving signal in response to the first clock signal;
- inputting the associated data bits and generating the NTH output driving signal in response to the second clock signal;
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- precharging the data channel to the voltage level in response to the precharging control signal before the first data bit is input.
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