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  • Design and computer-aided optimization of RF CMOS power amplifiers

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    Gupta, Ravi
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    In recent years, there has been an extensive effort to develop low-cost implementations of radio frequency integrated circuits for consumer applications. This thesis is a research effort in the design and implementation of integrated RF CMOS Power Amplifiers (PAs). A significant challenge in the implementation of RF CMOS ICs is...
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    optimization. We have also studied the operation of Class A, B and C power amplifiers and highlighted design

  • Design techniques for time based data converters

    Creator:
    Gande, Manideep
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    Modern day CMOS processes are characterized by voltage scaling and geometry scaling. Geometry scaling helps reduce gate delays, thereby aiding in the design of data converters which use time based processing. Another artifact of geometry scaling is the increase in complexity of digital circuitry available on traditional analog ICs, as...
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    members Prof. Karti Mayaram, Prof. Gabor C. Temes, and Prof. Pavan Kumar Hanumolufor for serving on my

  • Physical mechanisms, device models, and lifetime projections of hot-carrier effects in CMOS transistors

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    Hwang, Nam
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    and C uter Engineering in charge, f major Head of Departm of Electrical and Computer Engineering

  • Energy efficient communication across on-chip wires in digital CMOS

    Creator:
    Postman, Jacob
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    For the past half century, CMOS process scaling has followed Moore's law, approximately doubling transistor density every 18 months. While locally routed wires have generally scaled with transistor size, longer wires have scaled at a slower rate and in some cases have grown larger as chip size and complexity have...
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    the automated insertion of low-voltage swing signaling circuits is presented. c©Copyright by Jacob