8x PLL Clock Multiplier IP with an input frequency range of 5Mhz to 12.5Mhz and output frequency range of 40Mhz to 100Mhz, giving a 8x multiplied clock at ~50% duty cycle on tt corner at room temperature.
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8x PLL Clock Multiplier IP with an input frequency range of 5Mhz to 12.5Mhz and output frequency range of 40Mhz to 100Mhz, giving a 8x multiplied clock at ~50% duty cycle on tt corner at room temperature.
This project shows the design of a frequency synthesizer PLL system that produces a 1.92 GHz signal with a reference input of 30 MHz, with a comparison between using an LC VCO and using a Ring VCO.
Collect of various scripts for helping work with EDA-tools (ASIC, FPGA, etc)
This project presents a 10Gb/s transceiver design using 65nm CMOS process, based on a 10GBASE-KR standard.
iCEstick iCE40-HX1K FPGA hacks ~ iCEfm FM Transmitter
This repository contains simulation files and other relevant files on the On-chip clock multiplier (PLL) (Fclkin—5MHz to 12MHz, Fclkout—40MHZ to 100MHZ at 1.8v)IP worked on in the VSD Online Internship.
verilog modules
FOC driver library written in Rust
This project implements a bit error rate tester. A PRBS (pseudo random bit sequence) is generated that can feed the DUT. The receiver compares the internally delayed transmitted signals with received signal and counts up an error counter if their logic levels differ.
Single-Phase PLL / Second-Order Generalized Integrators Phase Lock Loop
A RISC-V Mixed Signal System-on-Chip(SoC) produced by integrating RVMyth RISC-V Core with Phase Locked Loop(PLL) as a clock multiplier
<Pll/> React Programming Language Logo Component.
8x PLL Clock Multiplier PLL Design with an input frequency range of 5Mhz to 12.5Mhz and output frequency range of 40Mhz to 100Mhz, giving an 8x multiplied clock at ~50% duty cycle on tt corner at room temperature.
Sensorless FOC (PLL estimator) of AC induction motor with field weakening
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