Ko et al., 2020 - Google Patents
A 3.2-GHz quadrature error corrector for DRAM transmitters, using replica serializers and pulse-shrinking delay linesKo et al., 2020
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- Ko H
- Hyun C
- Chae J
- Hong G
- Kim S
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- IEEE Solid-State Circuits Letters
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For DRAM transmitters, in this letter, we propose a quadrature error corrector (QEC), in which clock signal phase errors are corrected using two replicas of the 4: 1 serializer of the output stage. Pulse shrinking is used to compare and equalize the outputs of these two …
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