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Digital clock and data recovery circuit design: Challenges and tradeoffs

Digital clock and recovery circuits (CDRs) have recently emerged as an alternative to their more classical analog counterparts. This paper seeks to elucidate the design challenges and trade-offs involved in the design of digital CDRs. The jitter performance metrics such as jitter generation, jitter transfer, and jitter tolerance are related to digital CDR parameters and design guidelines are provided. The impact of digital phase detector non-linearity and quantization error, the digitally-controlled oscillator frequency quantization error, and loop latency on a digital CDR performance is analyzed and demonstrated using accurate behavioral simulations.