A 34-ns 1-Mbit CMOS SRAM using triple polysilicon

Wada, T.; Hirose, T.; Shinohara, Hirofumi; Kawai, Y.; Yuzuriha, K.; Kohno, Y.; Kayano, S.

doi:10.1109/jssc.1987.1052806

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“…It is done simply by using two pairs of output transistors in parallel and delaying the switching of one pair in respect of the other [56] [57], or by precharging the output at an intermediate level, in a first phase of the switching, and after so me time the output switching is completed [58] [59]. In [60] the same technique is used but with the aim of reducing the ringing in the receiver, taking into account the distortion introduced by the transmission line that connects the output driver with the receivers in other ICs.…”

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Analysis and Solutions for Switching Noise Coupling in Mixed-Signal ICs

Aragones¹,

González²,

Rubio³

1999

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Springer-Science+Business Media, B.V.A c.I.P. Catalogue record for this book is available from the Library of Congress. 1.1. Trends in microelectronics technology 1.2. Types oj parasitic coupling in mixed-signal circuits 2 Substrate noise characteristics and propagation This clzapter contains an exhaustive artempt to reveal the elementa/)' characteristics of substrate coupling. The aim of this part is to determine how coupling is affected by factors such as the type of wafer, (he type of coupled devices, the biasing of these devices, and layout and technology parameters.The chapter starts with a description of the mechanisl1ls by which circuit nodes interact wilh the substrate. Next, the way deviee characteristics -layout and technology parameters, device type and biasing-affect eoupling is studied with device simulations and experimental lIleasurements. Lastly, we analyze the way noise propagation is affected by the substrate tJpe or partieular biasing, assuming ideal groUllding conditions. In following chapters the consequences of /loll-ideal supplies Oll the results obtained will be analyzed.

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