![]() The parallel-to-serial converter as recited in claim 2, wherein the parallel-to-serial conversion unit selects the plurality of data as valid data during enable periods of the clock signals used in the parallel-to-serial conversion unit.Ĥ. The parallel-to-serial converter as recited in claim 1, wherein the data input unit receives the plurality of data as valid data during enable periods of the clock signals used in the data input unit.ģ. #Parallel to serial converter driversA parallel-to-serial converter, comprising: a data input unit having a plurality of input blocks configured to receive a plurality of parallel data by using a plurality of clock signals having different phases and a parallel-to-serial conversion unit having a plurality of first drivers configured to sequentially select and output an output signal of the data input unit by using a plurality of clock signals, wherein each of the plurality of clock signals inputted to the plurality of input blocks has a predetermined constant phase difference from each of the plurality of clock signals inputted to the plurality of first drivers corresponding to the plurality of input blocks.Ģ. _HIGH_BIT signals, and the change in the way NEXT_PARALLEL_OUT is computed.1. The differences relate to the removal of the. The following example shows the listing of the second implementation. When that ’1’ is shifted out of the most significant position (position 0), the signal NEXT_HIGH_BIT is set to ’1’ and the conversion is complete. Before the conversion occurs, a ’1’ is placed in the least-significant bit position. In this implementation, the serial bits are shifted into place. The previous implementation used a counter to indicate the bit of the output that was set when a new serial bit was read. This design performs the same function as the previous one but uses a different algorithm to do the conversion. This example describes another implementation of the serial-to- parallel converter in the last example. Schematic Serial-to-Parallel Converter-Shifting Bits
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