Jinhyung Lee, Kwangho Lee, Hyojun Kim, Byungmin Kim, Kwanseo Park, D. Jeong
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Abstract
This paper presents a 65nm CMOS 1.62-to-l0.8Gb/s video interface receiver with fully adaptive equalizers incorporating CTLE and 2-tap DFE. Sign -sign least-mean-squares (SSLMS) algorithm is used for not only the DFE but also the CTLE adaptation to reduce power consumption and extra hardware. An un-even data level is proposed for the optimum locking of the adaptation in the presence of a pre cursor. The receiver achieves BER of 10-12 at 34dB loss channel, occupies 0.174 mm2, and consumes 37.2mW at 10.8Gb/s.