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  • Noise measurements, models and analysis in GaAs MESFETs circuit design

    Creator:
    Yan, Kai-tuan Kelvin
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    Dissertation
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    . Title: Noise Measurements, Models and Analysis in GaAs MESFETs Circuit Design. Abstract approved: L

  • Electrical characterization and circuit modeling of interconnections and packages for high speed circuits by time domain measurements

    Creator:
    Jong, Jyh-ming
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    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...
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    Dissertation

  • Automated analysis, design, and optimization of low noise oscillators

    Creator:
    Vytyaz, Igor
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    Low noise oscillators are universally needed in digital systems for clock generation and synchronization, and in radio-frequency communication front-ends for frequency up- and down-conversion. Noise in oscillators results in timing jitter, and limits the clock frequency of digital systems. In radio-frequency communication systems, phase noise in oscillators lowers the signal-to-noise...
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    Dissertation
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    approximations that degrade accuracy. Circuit simulators with RF capabilities can account for all noise

  • Current mode analog and digital circuit design

    Creator:
    Liang, Guojin
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    In this dissertation, two important current mode circuit design subjects have been explored. In the first part, the switched-current circuit technique has been investigated. The fundamental performance and limitations of this technique are explored. One of the major limitations, the signal distortion caused by clock feedthrough has been substantially reduced...
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    Dissertation
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    current I = 20011A. 32 Fig. 15 Noise equivalent circuit of a simple current mirror. 33 Fig. 16 Noise

  • Cellular synthesis of synchronous sequential machines

    Creator:
    Hu, Sung Chiao
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    With the advancing solid-state technology, it is necessary to develop new techniques for synthesizing digital networks. The regular pattern of cellular circuits seems to be the best fitted for the new LSI technology. Recently, cellular implementations of comibinational circuits have received considerable attention but very little attention has been given...
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    Dissertation
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    circuit of a cell in a delayed input tree structure. 106 (b) The symbol represents (a). 106 29 (a

  • The analysis and synthesis of a parallel sorting engine

    Creator:
    Ahn, Byoungchul
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    This thesis is concerned with the development of a unique parallel sort-merge system suitable for implementation in VLSI. Two new sorting subsystems, a high performance VLSI sorter and a four-way merger, were also realized during the development process. In addition, the analysis of several existing parallel sorting architectures and algorithms...
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    1945 when Von Neumann and Goldstine collaborated on the development of the EDVAC (electronic discrete