Impedance adjustment circuit
An impedance adjustment circuit according to the present invention includes a first input buffer which detects that an input signal exceeds VREFA, a second input buffer which detects that the input signal exceeds VREFB, VREFB being higher than VREFA, a counter circuit A which performs count based on an output from the first input buffer, a counter circuit B which performs count based on an output from the second input buffer, and a termination resistor control circuit which controls impedance of a termination resistor provided in a termination of a transmission path based on the count in the counter circuit A and the count in the counter circuit B.
1. An impedance adjustment circuit that controls impedance of a transmission path in which an input signal to input buffers provided in a semiconductor device is transmitted, the impedance adjustment circuit comprising:
a termination resistor which is provided at a termination of the transmission path;
a first comparator which detects that the input signal exceeds a certain first voltage;
a second comparator which detects that the input signal exceeds a certain second voltage, the second voltage being higher than the first voltage;
a first counter which performs count based on an output from the first comparator;
a second counter which performs count based on an output from the second comparator, wherein the impedance adjustment circuit is configured to determine the presence or absence of overshoot of the input signal with respect to the second voltage based on the count in the first counter and the count in the second counter; and
a termination resistor control circuit which controls impedance of the termination resistor based on the determined presence or absence of overshoot.
2. The impedance adjustment circuit according to claim 1 , wherein
when the second voltage is higher than the first voltage, and the input signal exceeds power supply voltage supplied to the first comparator and the second comparator and thereafter becomes temporarily lower than the power supply voltage, the second voltage is set to be higher than the lowest voltage detected in a period in which the input signal is lower than the power supply voltage.
3. The impedance adjustment circuit according to claim 1 , wherein
the termination resistor control circuit controls impedance of the termination resistor to be smaller when a count value output from the second counter is larger than a count value output from the first counter.
4. The impedance adjustment circuit according to claim 1 , wherein
the termination resistor control circuit controls impedance of the termination resistor to be larger when a count value output from the second counter is smaller than a count value output from the first counter.
5. The impedance adjustment circuit according to claim 1 , further comprising a reference voltage control circuit that changes the first voltage and the second voltage, wherein
the reference voltage control circuit changes the first voltage and the second voltage to certain voltages according to power supply voltage supplied to the first comparator and the second comparator.
6. The impedance adjustment circuit according to claim 1 , further comprising a comparison circuit which compares a count result acquired from the first counter with a count result acquired from the second counter, wherein
the termination resistor control circuit controls the impedance of the termination resistor based on output result from the comparison circuit.
7. An impedance adjustment circuit that controls impedance of a transmission path in which an input signal to input buffers provided in a semiconductor device is transmitted, the impedance adjustment circuit comprising:
a termination resistor which is provided at a termination of the transmission path;
a first comparator which detects that the input signal exceeds a certain first voltage;
a second comparator which detects that the input signal exceeds a certain second voltage, the second voltage being higher than the first voltage;
a first counter which performs count based on an output from the first comparator;
a second counter which performs count based on an output from the second comparator;
a termination resistor control circuit which controls impedance of the termination resistor based on the count in the first counter and the count in the second counter; and
a count control circuit that controls count processing by the first counter based on the output from the first comparator and count processing by the second counter based on the output from the second comparator, wherein
the count control circuit controls count processing by the first counter and the second counter based on an operation enabling signal that is input to the count control circuit.
8. The impedance adjustment circuit according to claim 7 , wherein
the count control circuit generates a first count signal from a logical AND between the output from the first comparator and the operation enabling signal and outputs the generated first count signal to the first counter, so as to generate a count operation period by the first counter according to the first count signal, and
the count control circuit holds the output of the first comparator and the operation enabling signal using a hold circuit, generates a second count signal from a logical AND between the holding result and the output from the second comparator to output the generated second count signal to the second counter, so as to generate a count operation period by the second counter according to the second count signal.
9. An impedance adjustment circuit that controls impedance of a transmission path in which an input signal to input buffers provided in a semiconductor device is transmitted, the impedance adjustment circuit comprising:
a termination resistor which is provided at a termination of the transmission path;
a first comparator which detects that the input signal exceeds a certain first voltage;
a second comparator which detects that the input signal exceeds a certain second voltage, the second voltage being higher than the first voltage;
a first counter which performs count based on an output from the first comparator;
a second counter which performs count based on an output from the second comparator;
a reference voltage control circuit that changes the first voltage and the second voltage, wherein
the reference voltage control circuit changes the first voltage and the second voltage to certain voltages according to power supply voltage supplied to the first comparator and the second comparator;
an A/D converter which measures the power supply voltage supplied to the first comparator and the second comparator; and
a first regulator and a second regulator which control the first reference voltage and the second reference voltage to certain voltages, respectively, wherein
the reference voltage control circuit performs control to change outputs from the first regulator and the second regulator based on the measurement result by the A/D converter.