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Welcome to Our Five New Members-at-Large for the 2026–2028 Term!

Welcome to Our Five New Members-at-Large for the 2026–2028 Term! 1200 1200 David Tadros

The IEEE Solid-State Circuits Society is happy to welcome and congratulate our newly elected Members-at-Large for the 2026–2028 term. These distinguished individuals will bring valuable expertise and leadership to support the Society’s mission and community.

Our new Members-at-Large are:
– Massimo Alioto
– Chris Mangelsdorf
– Ken Takeuchi
– Kea-Tiong (Samuel) Tang
– Jerald Yoo

We look forward to their contributions in advancing the field of solid-state circuits and strengthening the global SSCS community.

Read more about the election process here 

IEEE SSCS Awards – Now Open for Nominations! Deadline: October 15, 2025

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Corrections to “Design and Analysis of a Fractional Frequency Synthesizer With <90-fs Jitter and <-103-dBc Spurious Tones Using Digital Spur Cancellation”

Corrections to “Design and Analysis of a Fractional Frequency Synthesizer With <90-fs Jitter and <-103-dBc Spurious Tones Using Digital Spur Cancellation” 150 150

Abstract:

This article provides a correction to an error in our previously published manuscript. The correction pertains to the transfer function representation of the main fractional frequency synthesizer structure and its associated components. In addition, the root locus analysis requires revision based on this correction. These modifications do not affect the …

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Corrections to “Design and Analysis of a Fractional Frequency Synthesizer With <90-fs Jitter and <-103-dBc Spurious Tones Using Digital Spur Cancellation”

Corrections to “Design and Analysis of a Fractional Frequency Synthesizer With <90-fs Jitter and <-103-dBc Spurious Tones Using Digital Spur Cancellation” 150 150

Abstract:

This article provides a correction to an error in our previously published manuscript. The correction pertains to the transfer function representation of the main fractional frequency synthesizer structure and its associated components. In addition, the root locus analysis requires revision based on this correction. These modifications do not affect the …

View on IEEE Xplore

Corrections to “Design and Analysis of a Fractional Frequency Synthesizer With <90-fs Jitter and <-103-dBc Spurious Tones Using Digital Spur Cancellation”

Corrections to “Design and Analysis of a Fractional Frequency Synthesizer With <90-fs Jitter and <-103-dBc Spurious Tones Using Digital Spur Cancellation” 150 150

Abstract:

This article provides a correction to an error in our previously published manuscript. The correction pertains to the transfer function representation of the main fractional frequency synthesizer structure and its associated components. In addition, the root locus analysis requires revision based on this correction. These modifications do not affect the …

View on IEEE Xplore

Corrections to “Design and Analysis of a Fractional Frequency Synthesizer With <90-fs Jitter and <-103-dBc Spurious Tones Using Digital Spur Cancellation”

Corrections to “Design and Analysis of a Fractional Frequency Synthesizer With <90-fs Jitter and <-103-dBc Spurious Tones Using Digital Spur Cancellation” 150 150

Abstract:

This article provides a correction to an error in our previously published manuscript. The correction pertains to the transfer function representation of the main fractional frequency synthesizer structure and its associated components. In addition, the root locus analysis requires revision based on this correction. These modifications do not affect the …

View on IEEE Xplore

Corrections to “Design and Analysis of a Fractional Frequency Synthesizer With <90-fs Jitter and <-103-dBc Spurious Tones Using Digital Spur Cancellation”

Corrections to “Design and Analysis of a Fractional Frequency Synthesizer With <90-fs Jitter and <-103-dBc Spurious Tones Using Digital Spur Cancellation” 150 150

Abstract:

This article provides a correction to an error in our previously published manuscript. The correction pertains to the transfer function representation of the main fractional frequency synthesizer structure and its associated components. In addition, the root locus analysis requires revision based on this correction. These modifications do not affect the …

View on IEEE Xplore

Corrections to “Design and Analysis of a Fractional Frequency Synthesizer With <90-fs Jitter and <-103-dBc Spurious Tones Using Digital Spur Cancellation”

Corrections to “Design and Analysis of a Fractional Frequency Synthesizer With <90-fs Jitter and <-103-dBc Spurious Tones Using Digital Spur Cancellation” 150 150

Abstract:

This article provides a correction to an error in our previously published manuscript. The correction pertains to the transfer function representation of the main fractional frequency synthesizer structure and its associated components. In addition, the root locus analysis requires revision based on this correction. These modifications do not affect the …

View on IEEE Xplore

Corrections to “Design and Analysis of a Fractional Frequency Synthesizer With <90-fs Jitter and <-103-dBc Spurious Tones Using Digital Spur Cancellation”

Corrections to “Design and Analysis of a Fractional Frequency Synthesizer With <90-fs Jitter and <-103-dBc Spurious Tones Using Digital Spur Cancellation” 150 150

Abstract:

This article provides a correction to an error in our previously published manuscript. The correction pertains to the transfer function representation of the main fractional frequency synthesizer structure and its associated components. In addition, the root locus analysis requires revision based on this correction. These modifications do not affect the …

View on IEEE Xplore