internet of things

A Delay-Compensated RC Oscillator With Constant Ramp Peak-Voltage Achieving 23 ppm/°C Temperature Coefficient from -40 to 100 °C

A Delay-Compensated RC Oscillator With Constant Ramp Peak-Voltage Achieving 23 ppm/°C Temperature Coefficient from -40 to 100 °C 150 150

Abstract:

This letter presents a delay-compensated RC relaxation oscillator for enhanced frequency stability. The proposed architecture employs a peak-sampling circuit to detect the charging-capacitor peak voltage. A feedback loop composed of an error amplifier and compensation resistors adaptively raises the capacitor DC baseline to compensate for comparator-delay-induced frequency error, while phase-alternating …

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miniSQI: A Compact and Low-Power SQIsign-1D Post-Quantum Digital Signature Verification Accelerator

miniSQI: A Compact and Low-Power SQIsign-1D Post-Quantum Digital Signature Verification Accelerator 150 150

Abstract:

We present the first ASIC demonstration of SQIsign, an isogeny-based National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)-candidate post-quantum digital signature scheme. Our optimized Montgomery modular multiplier circuit design enables $2\times $ speedup and energy savings, while an efficient memory organization provides a 31% area savings. We implement SQIsign-1D-Uncompressed signature verification …

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A Zero-Static-Power ADC With Integrated Dynamic Reference and Driver-Free Operation Achieving 58.6 dB SNDR From –40 °C to 85 °C

A Zero-Static-Power ADC With Integrated Dynamic Reference and Driver-Free Operation Achieving 58.6 dB SNDR From –40 °C to 85 °C 150 150

Abstract:

This letter presents a 10-bit ENOB charge-sharing SAR ADC with a fully integrated dynamic bandgap reference (BGR), enabling first-order noise shaping and ultralow-power (ULP) operation. The charge-sharing ADC and dynamic BGR form an ideal pair: both operate without static current, allowing compact integration and high precision. The SAR uses only …

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A Low-Voltage-CMOS AC–DC Converter With Series-Capacitor Pre-Regulation and Fine-Grained Capacitance Reallocation for Mains-Powered IoT

A Low-Voltage-CMOS AC–DC Converter With Series-Capacitor Pre-Regulation and Fine-Grained Capacitance Reallocation for Mains-Powered IoT 150 150

Abstract:

This article presents a power- and area-efficient switched-capacitor (SC) ac–dc converter in low-voltage (LV) CMOS for mains-powered Internet of Things (IoT) applications. The proposed converter adopts a single-stage series-capacitor architecture with fine-grained pre-rectification regulation, eliminating the need for intermediate high-voltage (HV) dc capacitors or HV dc–dc stages, thereby …

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