Abstract: A forming operation of resistive memory device is provided. The operation includes: applying a pre-forming gate voltage and a pre-forming bit line voltage to a target memory cell; performing a dense switching forming operation, wherein the dense switching forming operation includes alternately performing dense set operations and dense reset operations on the target memory cell, wherein the dense set operation includes applying a dense switching gate voltage and a dense set bit line voltage; and performing a normal set operation on the target memory cell, wherein the normal set operation includes applying a normal set gate voltage and a normal set bit line voltage to the target memory cell, the normal set gate voltage is greater than the pre-forming gate voltage and the dense switching gate voltage, and the normal set bit line voltage is less than the pre-forming bit line voltage and the dense set bit line voltage.

Abstract: A driver device includes a T-coil circuit and driver circuitries. The driver circuitries are averagely configured as a first driver set and a second driver set. The driver circuitries of the first driver set amplify one of a first data signal and a second data signal according to first portion of bits of an equalization signal, to generate a first output signal and to transmit the same to a first node of the T-coil circuit. The driver circuitries of the second driver set amplify one of the first data signal and the second data signal according to second portion of bits of the equalization signal, to generate a second output signal and to transmit the same to a second node of the T-coil circuit. The T-coil circuit further combines the first and second output signals as a third data signal, and transmits the third data signal to a channel.

Abstract: An amplifier circuitry includes a current source circuit, a voltage regulator circuit, and an amplifier. The current source circuit generates a first bias current. The voltage regulator circuit regulates a reference voltage to generate a supply voltage. The voltage regulator circuit includes a first and a second compensation resistors, the first and the second compensation resistors are configured to generate the reference voltage according to a reference a second bias currents, and a first ratio is present between the first and the second biasing currents. The amplifier includes first load resistors which are configured to generate a first common-mode output signal based on the supply voltage and the first bias current. The second ratio is present between the second compensation resistor and one of the first load resistors, and the first and the second ratios are arranged to compensate the first common-mode output signal.

Abstract: An amplifier circuitry includes a current source circuit, a voltage regulator circuit, and an amplifier. The current source circuit generates a first bias current. The voltage regulator circuit regulates a reference voltage to generate a supply voltage. The voltage regulator circuit includes a first and a second compensation resistors, the first and the second compensation resistors are configured to generate the reference voltage according to a reference a second bias currents, and a first ratio is present between the first and the second biasing currents. The amplifier includes first load resistors which are configured to generate a first common-mode output signal based on the supply voltage and the first bias current. The second ratio is present between the second compensation resistor and one of the first load resistors, and the first and the second ratios are arranged to compensate the first common-mode output signal.

Abstract: A phase interpolator including a phase interpolation circuit, a plurality of low pass filtering channels, and a multiplexing circuit is provided. The phase interpolation circuit receives a first clock signal and a second clock signal and accordingly performs an interpolation operation to generate an output clock signal. The low pass filtering channels respectively have an output terminal and an input terminal that is coupled to the phase interpolation circuit to receive the output clock signal. Each of the low pass filtering channels includes a switch and a capacitor which are coupled to a common node as the output terminal. The multiplexing circuit has a plurality of input terminals respectively coupled to the output terminals of the low pass filtering channels. The multiplexing circuit selects an input signal received from one of the low pass filtering channels as a phase interpolation signal according to a selecting signal.

Abstract: A phase interpolator including a phase interpolation circuit, a plurality of low pass filtering channels, and a multiplexing circuit is provided. The phase interpolation circuit receives a first clock signal and a second clock signal and accordingly performs an interpolation operation to generate an output clock signal. The low pass filtering channels respectively have an output terminal and an input terminal that is coupled to the phase interpolation circuit to receive the output clock signal. Each of the low pass filtering channels includes a switch and a capacitor which are coupled to a common node as the output terminal. The multiplexing circuit has a plurality of input terminals respectively coupled to the output terminals of the low pass filtering channels. The multiplexing circuit selects an input signal received from one of the low pass filtering channels as a phase interpolation signal according to a selecting signal.

Abstract: A squelch detector receives a first input signal, a second input signal, a first reference voltage and a second reference voltage. The first input signal and the second input signal are collaboratively defined as a differential input signal pair. The difference between the first reference voltage and the second reference voltage is defined as a squelch threshold. According to the squelch threshold, the squelch detector generates a detected signal to indicate whether the differential input signal pair is valid or not.

Abstract: A squelch detector receives a first input signal, a second input signal VM, a first reference voltage and a second reference voltage. The first input signal and the second input signal are collaboratively defined as a differential input signal. The difference between the first reference voltage and the second reference voltage is defined as a squelch threshold. According to the squelch threshold, the squelch detector generates a detected signal to indicate whether the differential input signal is valid.