Power supplies

A 16 V-Output Switched-Capacitor Sigma Converter With 180 ns Transient Response and 94% Efficiency for LiDAR Receivers

A 16 V-Output Switched-Capacitor Sigma Converter With 180 ns Transient Response and 94% Efficiency for LiDAR Receivers 150 150

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This article presents a step-up switched-capacitor (SC) sigma converter with fast transient, high efficiency, and high accuracy for light detection and ranging (LiDAR) receiver applications. The proposed sigma converter combines an unregulated SC converter in the high-voltage (HV) domain and a low-dropout (LDO) regulator in the low-voltage (LV) domain, achieving …

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A 4 × 224 Gb/s Single-Ended PAM-4 Transceiver Front-End With Noise Suppression Technique and Cascaded Equalizers in 130-nm SiGe BiCMOS

A 4 × 224 Gb/s Single-Ended PAM-4 Transceiver Front-End With Noise Suppression Technique and Cascaded Equalizers in 130-nm SiGe BiCMOS 150 150

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A dc-coupled analog single-ended (SE) transceiver (TRX) front-end supporting 224 Gb/s/lane is presented. It features SE-to-differential (S2D) and differential-to-SE (D2S) conversion, power-efficient broadband analog equalization, and noise suppression. Both the transmitter and receiver front-ends adopt pseudodifferential structures with dual-loop regulators to achieve a high power supply rejection …

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A 37.8 Mb/mm² SRAM in Intel 18A Technology Featuring a Resistive Supply-Line Write Scheme and Write-Assist With Parallel Boost Injection

A 37.8 Mb/mm² SRAM in Intel 18A Technology Featuring a Resistive Supply-Line Write Scheme and Write-Assist With Parallel Boost Injection 150 150

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A high-density (HD), SRAM-based register file (RF) has been demonstrated in Intel 18A Technology (Wang et al., 2025 and Pilo et al., 2025) featuring RibbonFET GAA transistors and a back side power delivery network (BSDPN). The RF is optimized for HD and array efficiency and achieves a density of 37.8 Mb/mm2, the …

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Reference-Load Sharing Scheme: An Area- and Energy-Efficient Nonvolatile Register Design Using MTJ Devices

Reference-Load Sharing Scheme: An Area- and Energy-Efficient Nonvolatile Register Design Using MTJ Devices 150 150

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This article proposes a circuit configuration for an area- and energy-efficient nonvolatile register using magnetic tunnel junction (MTJ) devices, suitable for persistent computation in intermittent computing environments. The proposed configuration, named the reference-load sharing scheme (RLSS), stores 1 bit of information using the resistance of a dedicated MTJ device and a …

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