2013 5th Computer Science and Electronic Engineering Conference (CEEC) 2013
DOI: 10.1109/ceec.2013.6659440
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A 12GHz programmable fractional-n frequency divider with 0.18um CMOS technology

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“…However, with the advancement of CMOS technology, the TSPC working frequency increased significantly. Extended TSPC (E-TSPC) designs were superior to the TSPC structure because E-TSPC flip-flops were utilized, which contained six transistors and were suitable for high frequency operation with low power consumption [8].…”
Section: Frequency Dividermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, with the advancement of CMOS technology, the TSPC working frequency increased significantly. Extended TSPC (E-TSPC) designs were superior to the TSPC structure because E-TSPC flip-flops were utilized, which contained six transistors and were suitable for high frequency operation with low power consumption [8].…”
Section: Frequency Dividermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tobulėjant KMOP integrinių grandynų technologijoms TSPC dažnio daliklių dažnis ženkliai padidėjo. Išplėstinis ETSPC dažnio daliklų tipas yra dar labiau pranašesnis nei TSPC, nes ETSPC dažnio dalikliuose, naudojama struktūra užtikrina dar didesnį veikimo dažnį bei mažesnę vartojamąją galią (Heydarzadeh, Torkzadeh, & Pourmina, 2013). Dažnio dalybos iš dviejų pakopos principinė elektrinė schema pateikta 3.19 a) paveiksle.…”
Section: Srovės Valdymo Blokasunclassified
“…Then it converts the signal to rail-to-rail through two-stage inverters. Between the input and output of the first inverter there is a large resistance, it is used to make the DC point to be 0.9V by the negative feedback effect [6] of the large resistance.…”
Section: Circuit Designmentioning
confidence: 99%