A low-power digital frequency divider for system-on-a-chip applications

Omran, Hesham; Sharaf, Khaled; Ibrahim, Magdy;

Abstract


In this paper, an idea for a new frequency divider architecture is proposed. The divider is based on a coarse-fine architecture. The coarse block operates at a low frequency to save power consumption and it selectively enables the fine block which operates at the high input frequency. The proposed divider has the advantages of synchronous divider, but with lower power consumption and higher operation speed. The design can achieve a wide division range with a minor effect on power consumption and speed. The architecture was implemented on a complex programmable logic device (CPLD) to verify its operation. Experimental measurements validate system operation with power reduction greater than 40%. © 2011 IEEE.


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Title A low-power digital frequency divider for system-on-a-chip applications
Authors Omran, Hesham ; Sharaf, Khaled; Ibrahim, Magdy 
Issue Date 13-Oct-2011
Journal Midwest Symposium on Circuits and Systems 
ISBN 9781612848570
ISSN 15483746
DOI 10.1109/MWSCAS.2011.6026674
Scopus ID 2-s2.0-80053650628

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