M. Fukaishi et al., A 20-Gb/s CMOS multichannel transmitter and receiver chip set for ultra-high-resolution digital displays, IEEE J SOLI, 35(11), 2000, pp. 1611-1618
A multichannel transmitter (TX) and receiver (RX) chip set operating at 20
Gb/s (5 Gb/s x 4 ch) has been developed by using 0.25-mum CMOS technology.
To achieve multichannel data transmission and high-speed operation, the chi
p set features: 1) circuits for compensating the phase difference between m
ultiple RX chips, which is due to data skew resulting from different length
s of transmission cables, and for compensating the frequency difference bet
ween the system clocks of the TX and RX chips; 2) a self-alignment phase de
tector with parallel output for a high-speed data-recovery circuit; and 3)
a fully pipelined 8B10B encoder, At a 2.5-V power supply, the power consump
tion of the TX chip during 5-Gb/s operation is 500 mW and that of the RX ch
ip is 750 mW, Four of these TX/RX chip sets can provide an aggregate bandwi
dth of 20 Gb/s.