Abstract: According to one or more embodiments, a semiconductor integrated circuit device includes a first inductor portion, a second inductor portion, and a third inductor portion. The first inductor portion is in a first region of a first wiring layer. The second inductor portion is disposed in a second region of the first wiring layer. The third inductor portion is on a second wiring layer spaced from the first wiring layer in a first direction. The third inductor portion includes a first end portion electrically connected to a first end of the first inductor portion, a second end portion electrically connected to a first end of the second inductor portion, and a third end portion between the first and second end portions. The first inductor portion, the second inductor portion, and the third inductor portion constitute an inductor element.

Abstract: A semiconductor integrated circuit includes a calibration control circuit configured to generate a setting value for a frequency of a first clock signal, based on a frequency of a second clock signal and a frequency of a third clock signal obtained by dividing the first clock signal by a first frequency division ratio, a phase-locked loop configured to generate a control voltage signal based on a difference in phase between the second and third clock signals, and generate the first clock signal based on the generated control voltage and the setting value, and a determination control circuit configured to determine whether the first and second clock signals are in a locked state, and update the first frequency division ratio based on whether the first and second clock signals are in the locked state.

Abstract: A semiconductor integrated circuit includes a first circuit and a second circuit. The first circuit is configured to divide a first pulse signal having a first duty cycle by N (where N is an integer of 2 or more), and output 2×N second pulse signals of which phases are different from each other. The first pulse signal is a pair of differential signals. The second circuit is configured to receive one or more selection signals and calculate a logical product of one of the one or more selection signals and two of the 2×N second pulse signals to generate a third pulse signal having a second duty cycle less than the first duty cycle.

Abstract: A semiconductor integrated circuit includes a first circuit and a second circuit. The first circuit is configured to divide a first pulse signal having a first duty cycle by N (where N is an integer of 2 or more), and output 2×N second pulse signals of which phases are different from each other. The first pulse signal is a pair of differential signals. The second circuit is configured to receive one or more selection signals and calculate a logical product of one of the one or more selection signals and two of the 2×N second pulse signals to generate a third pulse signal having a second duty cycle less than the first duty cycle.

Abstract: A voltage controlled oscillator includes a first inductor; a first variable capacitance unit including a first variable capacitance element having a variable capacitance and a second variable capacitance element having a variable capacitance; a first node configured for application of a first voltage to the first variable capacitance unit; a cross-coupled unit including a first transistor and a second transistor, an output of the first transistor connected to an input of the second transistor; a current source configured to flow a current through the first inductor, the first transistor, and the second transistor; a second variable capacitance unit including a third variable capacitance element having a variable capacitance, and a fourth variable capacitance element having a variable capacitance; and a second node different from the first node configured for application of a second voltage to the second variable capacitance unit.

Abstract: According to one or more embodiments, a semiconductor integrated circuit device includes a first inductor portion, a second inductor portion, and a third inductor portion. The first inductor portion is in a first region of a first wiring layer. The second inductor portion is disposed in a second region of the first wiring layer. The third inductor portion is on a second wiring layer spaced from the first wiring layer in a first direction. The third inductor portion includes a first end portion electrically connected to a first end of the first inductor portion, a second end portion electrically connected to a first end of the second inductor portion, and a third end portion between the first and second end portions. The first inductor portion, the second inductor portion, and the third inductor portion constitute an inductor element.

Abstract: A voltage controlled oscillator includes a first inductor; a first variable capacitance unit including a first variable capacitance element having a variable capacitance and a second variable capacitance element having a variable capacitance; a first node configured for application of a first voltage to the first variable capacitance unit; a cross-coupled unit including a first transistor and a second transistor, an output of the first transistor connected to an input of the second transistor; a current source configured to flow a current through the first inductor, the first transistor, and the second transistor; a second variable capacitance unit including a third variable capacitance element having a variable capacitance, and a fourth variable capacitance element having a variable capacitance; and a second node different from the first node configured for application of a second voltage to the second variable capacitance unit.

Abstract: A charge pump circuit of an embodiment includes a current mirror circuit, a first drive switch, a capacitor and a switch circuit. The current mirror circuit causes a current obtained by mirroring a reference current to flow to a first output terminal and a second output terminal. The first drive switch connects or disconnects the first output terminal and a charge pump output terminal. The switch circuit connects the capacitor either to a discharge path between the second output terminal and a node which provides a predetermined voltage or to a charge path between the charge pump output terminal and a GND.

Abstract: A charge pump circuit of an embodiment includes a current mirror circuit, a first drive switch, a capacitor and a switch circuit. The current mirror circuit causes a current obtained by mirroring a reference current to flow to a first output terminal and a second output terminal. The first drive switch connects or disconnects the first output terminal and a charge pump output terminal. The switch circuit connects the capacitor either to a discharge path between the second output terminal and a node which provides a predetermined voltage or to a charge path between the charge pump output terminal and a GND.

Abstract: A charge pump circuit of an embodiment includes a current mirror circuit, a first drive switch, a capacitor and a switch circuit. The current mirror circuit causes a current obtained by mirroring a reference current to flow to a first output terminal and a second output terminal. The first drive switch connects or disconnects the first output terminal and a charge pump output terminal. The switch circuit connects the capacitor either to a discharge path between the second output terminal and a node which provides a predetermined voltage or to a charge path between the charge pump output terminal and a GND.

Abstract: According to one embodiment, a voltage control oscillating circuit is provided with a ring oscillator, a control current generating unit and a constant current generating unit. The ring oscillator has an odd number of inverters connected in a ring shape. The control current generating unit converts an input control voltage into a control current and to supply the control current to the ring oscillator as a first supply current. The constant current generating unit generates a constant current and to supply the generated constant current to the ring oscillator as a second supply current which is added to the control current.