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Creator:: Ballweber, Brian M.
Abstract:: Advancements in the sophistication and complexity of modern electronic systems are creating a need for highly integrated systems with ever higher operational frequencies. The economical demands of these systems dictate that they be implemented using low cost fabrication technologies, such as digital CMOS. One of the major challenges facing circuit...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: & 2.55 GHz) for Amplifier Design #1 95 4.14 Simulated Noise Figure for Amplifier Design #1 96

Creator:: Yan, Kai-tuan Kelvin
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: circuit consisting of the devices under test and a low noise transimpedance amplifier . The experimental

Creator:: Jong, Jyh-ming
Abstract:: With edge rates of high speed digital devices pushing into the sub-nano second range, interconnections with the associated packages play a major role in determining the speed, size and performance of digital circuits and systems. The purpose of this study is to develop experimental techniques based on time domain peeling...
Resource Type:: Dissertation

Creator:: Zhou, Jianjun J.
Abstract:: Full integration of CMOS low noise amplifiers (LNA) presents a challenge for low cost CMOS receiver systems. A critical problem faced in the design of an RF CMOS LNA is the inaccurate high-frequency noise model of the MOSFET implemented in circuit simulators such as SPICE. Silicon-based monolithic inductors are another...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: CMOS low noise amplifier design utilizing monolithic

Creator:: Ficq, Bernard L.
Abstract:: Previous work at Stanford University has demonstrated that inductance in the substrate connection is the principal problem underlying the coupling of digital switching noise into analog circuits. The low impedance substrate can be treated as a single node over a local area. Switching in the digital circuits produces current transients...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: the inverters is coupled into the substrate. The switching noise is amplified by the amplifier and

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