Abstract Digital-to-analog converters are crucial building blocks for telecommunication applications. For this kind of applications, the traditional static performance requirements do not apply. The dynamic performance is of the greatest importance. This paper discusses the aspects of the performance of CMOS digital-to-analog converters and models the influence of non-idealities of circuit comp...

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This paper presents a new method for hierarchical characterization of analog integrated circuits. For each circuit class, a fundamental set of performances is defined and extracted topology-independently. A circuit being characterized is decomposed in general subcircuits. Sizing rules of these topology-independent subcircuits are included into the characterization by functional constraints. In ...

Analog circuits provide the critical interfaces between the digital world inside today’s integrated circuits and the physical world. Semiconductor technology scaling driven by ’Moore’s Law’ has resulted in a phenomenal scaling of the performance of digital processors and memory. Continuing design innovations have enabled the scaling of analog interfaces onto scaled CMOS technologies, even thoug...

Advanced concepts for wireless communications present a vision of technology that is embedded in our surroundings and practically invisible, but present whenever required. From established radio techniques like GSM, 802.11, or Blue-tooth to more emerging like ultra-wideband (UWB) or smart dust moats, a common denominator for future progress is the underlying CMOS technology. Although the use of...

Complementary metal-oxide semiconductor (CMOS) operation is very desirable for logic circuit applications as it offers rail-to-rail swing, larger noise margin, and small static power consumption. However, it remains to be a challenging task for nanotube-based devices. Here in this paper, we report our progress on metal contact engineering for n-type nanotube transistors and CMOS integrated circ...

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We have designed a process-insensitive preamplifier for an optical receiver, fabricated it in several different minimum feature sizes of standard digital CMOS, and demonstrated design scaleability of this analog integrated circuit design. The same amplifier was fabricated in a 1.2 μm and two different 0.8 μm processes through the MOSIS foundry [1]. The amplifier uses a multistage, low-gain-per-...

A 4 bit very low power and low incoming signal analog to digital converter (ADC) using a double sampling switched capacitor technique, designed for use in CMOS monolithic active pixels sensor readout, has been implemented in 0.35μm CMOS technology. A nonresetting sample and hold stage is integrated to amplify the incoming signal by 4. This first stage compensates both the amplifier offset effec...

The P1149.4 mixed-signal boundary scan standard is demonstrated with a CMOS integrated circuit. Design issues and characterization data are presented.