Abstract:
A multi-phase generator includes an oscillator unit including a plurality of first buffer units forming a single closed loop and a delay unit including a plurality of second buffer units respectively connected to a plurality of nodes, wherein each of the plurality of nodes is connected between two adjacent buffer units of the first buffer units. A phase of an output signal of a second buffer unit, among the second buffer units, lags behind a phase of an output signal of a first buffer unit, among the first buffer units.
Abstract:
A semiconductor device comprising a fingerprint sensor configured to generate first-direction sensing data and second-direction sensing data by sensing a fingerprint image in a first direction and a second direction, respectively, which is perpendicular to the first direction; a differential sensing circuit configured to generate first-direction first differential data and second-direction first differential data by performing a differential operation on the first-direction sensing data and the second-direction sensing data, respectively; and a fingerprint processing circuit configured to generate first-direction second differential data and second-direction second differential data by performing a differential operation on the first-direction first differential data and the second-direction first differential data, respectively, and generate fingerprint data by adding the first-direction second differential data and the second-direction second differential data.
Abstract:
A current generator includes a first current generation circuit configured to generate a first current having a first current noise which depends on a change in a supply voltage, a second current generation circuit configured to generate a second current having a second current noise which depends on the change in the supply voltage, and a current subtracting circuit configured to generate a third current with the first current noise and the second current noise removed by subtracting the second current from the first current.