CMOS High-Speed I Os — Present and Future M.-J. Edward Lee1 , William J. Dally1,2 , Ramin Farjad-Rad1 , Hiok-Tiaq Ng1 , Ramesh Senthinathan1 , John Edmondson1, and John Poulton1 1 Velio Communications, Inc. - Digital clock - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	CMOS High-Speed I/Os — Present and Future M.-J. Edward Lee1 , William J. Dally1,2 , Ramin Farjad-Rad1 , Hiok-Tiaq Ng1 , Ramesh Senthinathan1 , John Edmondson1, and John Poulton1 1 Velio Communications, Inc. Add to Reading List Document Date: 2005-12-01 13:38:05 Open Document File Size: 400,16 KB Share Result on Facebook Company Device Limited / CMOS Radio / Cambridge University Press / John Poulton1 1 Velio Communications Inc. / / Currency USD / / IndustryTerm dual-loop systems / mixedsignal system-on-a-chip / technology scaling / semiconductor technology / deep-submicron technologies / energy consumption / integrated applications / process technology / bank / metal layers / backplane connector technology / high-ﬁeld carrier heating / legacy systems / energy / / Organization Cambridge University / Stanford University Stanford / / Person H. Yazdanmehr / Retimer Tx / / Position nal output driver / / Technology semiconductor / high-speed I/O technology / Key technologies / deep-submicron technologies / mixedsignal system-on-a-chip / process technology / Integrated Circuits / I/O technology / semiconductor technology / backplane connector technology / dielectric / / SocialTag Oscillators Synchronization Electronic design Digital signal processing Electronic circuits Jitter Phase-locked loop Phase noise Clock recovery Electronic engineering

CMOS High-Speed I/Os — Present and Future M.-J. Edward Lee1 , William J. Dally1,2 , Ramin Farjad-Rad1 , Hiok-Tiaq Ng1 , Ramesh Senthinathan1 , John Edmondson1, and John Poulton1 1 Velio Communications, Inc.Add to Reading List