Abstract: A phase detection circuit includes a first phase detection path having a first input to receive a first signal, and a second input to receive a second signal. Asynchronous transition detection circuitry detects an early/late relationship between the first signal and the second signal when at least one of the first signal and the second signal transitions from a first state to a second state. Output circuitry generates a control signal with a value based on the early/late relationship.

Abstract: A phase detection circuit includes a first phase detection path having a first input to receive a first signal, and a second input to receive a second signal. Asynchronous transition detection circuitry detects an early/late relationship between the first signal and the second signal when at least one of the first signal and the second signal transitions from a first state to a second state. Output circuitry generates a control signal with a value based on the early/late relationship.

Abstract: A delay circuit includes a delay line including at least a first group of delay elements. The delay line is responsive to a first digital delay code to delay an input signal by a first delay value, and responsive to a change from the first digital delay code to a second digital delay code to delay the input signal by a second delay value. Control circuitry generates the first and second digital delay codes. Glitch monitoring circuitry couples to the control circuitry to conditionally gate the change from the first digital delay code to the second digital delay code based on a prediction of a glitch condition.

Abstract: A charge sharing circuit includes a charge source having an accumulated first charge and a charge load having an accumulated second charge, where during a charge sharing interval the second charge is less than the first charge. A charge sharing regulator selectively couples between the charge source and the charge load along a charge sharing path. The charge sharing regulator regulates transfer of a shared amount of charge from the charge source to the charge load during the charge sharing interval.

Abstract: A charge sharing circuit includes a charge source having an accumulated first charge and a charge load having an accumulated second charge, where during a charge sharing interval the second charge is less than the first charge. A charge sharing regulator selectively couples between the charge source and the charge load along a charge sharing path. The charge sharing regulator regulates transfer of a shared amount of charge from the charge source to the charge load during the charge sharing interval.

Abstract: A method of operation in an analog-to-digital converter (ADC) includes performing a calibration operation. The calibration operation includes sampling an input analog reference voltage. A sequence of charge sharing transfers is then performed with a charge sharing regulator to transfer an actual amount of charge between a charge source and a charge load based on the input analog reference voltage. The transferred actual amount of charge is compared to a reference charge value corresponding to the reference voltage. A control input to the charge sharing regulator is adjusted to correspondingly adjust charge sharing of a subsequent amount of charge based on the comparing.

Abstract: An analog-to-digital converter (ADC) including input circuitry to receive an input analog signal having an analog signal level. Sampling circuitry couples to the input circuitry and includes first and second capacitor circuits to sample the received input analog signal. The first and second capacitor circuits exhibit a relative charge imbalance as a result of the sampling that corresponds to the analog signal level. Regulated charge sharing circuitry regulates charge sharing transfers during multiple charge sharing transfer sequences with the first and second capacitor circuits. A digital output generates multiple bit values based on the charge sharing transfer sequences.

Abstract: A delay balancing circuit includes a phase detection circuit, a controller, and a delay circuit. The phase detection circuit receives a reference clock signal having a first frequency, and a feedback clock signal derived from an output clock signal. Detection circuitry detects a phase relationship between the reference clock signal and the feedback clock signal. The phase detection circuit generates a detection signal based on the detected phase relationship. The controller operates to sample the detection signal and to generate and pass an update signal to a delay line to update a delay based on the sampled value. The delay circuit receives a third clock signal and applies a delay, based on the update signal, to the third clock signal to generate the output clock signal.