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  • Low-voltage pipeline A/D converter

    Creator:
    Wu, Lei
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    Continuous process scale-down and emerging markets for low-power/low-voltage mobile systems call for low-voltage analog integrated circuits. Switched-capacitor (SC) circuits are the building blocks for analog signal processing and will encounter severe overdrive problems when operating at low voltage conditions. There exist three techniques to solve the problem, but with their...
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    Masters Thesis
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  • Low power high resolution data converter in digital CMOS technology

    Creator:
    Zheng, Zhiliang
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    The advance of digital IC technology has been very fast, as shown by rapid development of DSP, digital communication and digital VLSI. Within electronic signal processing, analog-to-digital conversion is a key function, which converts the analog signal into digital form for further processing. Recently, low-voltage and low-power have become also...
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    Masters Thesis
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  • High-performance low-power microprocessor circuits

    Creator:
    Hsu, Steven K.
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    This thesis will discuss two critical components of a digital system -- domino logic styles and flip-flops. In today's microprocessors, both domino logic and flip-flops are essential to high-performance and low-power design. Two new domino logic styles are presented and analyzed, Double Edge Triggered (DET) and Double Data Rate (DDR)...
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    Masters Thesis
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