The design of a 12.77-MHz on-chip RC relaxation oscillator with digital compensation technique is presented. To maintain the frequency stability versus temperature and supply voltage variations, loop delay tuning by a digital feedback loop is developed in this system. In order to generate an on-chip reference for digital calibration, a replica comparator is added. The on-chip relaxation oscillator is fabricated in 0.18-  $\mu\text{m}$   CMOS process. The measured output frequency variation is 31 ppm/°C across −30 to 120 °C temperature range after compensation. The frequency variation over the supply voltage from 0.6 V to 1.1 V is ±0.5%/V. The measured total power consumption is 56.2   $\mu\text{W}$   at 0.9-V supply voltage when the digital compensation blocks are enabled. After digital compensation, the compensation blocks can be shutdown for power saving, and the main oscillator consumes only 12.8   $\mu\text{W}$  .
['Jiacheng Wang', 'Wang Ling Goh', 'Xin Liu', 'Jun Zhou']
A 12.77-MHz 31 ppm/°C On-Chip RC Relaxation Oscillator With Digital Compensation Technique