2008
DOI: 10.1109/jssc.2007.908002
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An 80 nm 4 Gb/s/pin 32 bit 512 Mb GDDR4 Graphics DRAM With Low Power and Low Noise Data Bus Inversion

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“…However, the challenge is in knowing the correct timing compensation, which is also dependent on the process variation [10]. Crosstalk in the memory interface has also been addressed by Bae et al [11], where it limits the maximum number of transitioning lanes, but does not compensate for the distorted signals. Other approaches to compensate for crosstalk noise include the use of staggered I/Os combined with a glitch suppression scheme to improve vertical eye opening or a slew rate control driver on transmitter (TX).…”
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“…However, the challenge is in knowing the correct timing compensation, which is also dependent on the process variation [10]. Crosstalk in the memory interface has also been addressed by Bae et al [11], where it limits the maximum number of transitioning lanes, but does not compensate for the distorted signals. Other approaches to compensate for crosstalk noise include the use of staggered I/Os combined with a glitch suppression scheme to improve vertical eye opening or a slew rate control driver on transmitter (TX).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The outputs of DBI DC encoder have 5 case of the number of '0'. The minimum number of zeros is 0 and the maximum number of zeros is 4 [2].…”
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“…However, reference signal (V ref ) noise reduces the noise margin of receiver input signals [1]. Several works are reported to solve the problems owing to reference signal noise [1][2][3][4].…”
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“…However, reference signal (V ref ) noise reduces the noise margin of receiver input signals [1]. Several works are reported to solve the problems owing to reference signal noise [1][2][3][4]. However, in [1,2], simultaneous switching noise (SSN) is not completely removed and a reference voltage offset also exists.…”
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