On-chip timing measurement architecture with femtosecond resolution
On-chip timing measurement architecture with femtosecond resolution
A new timing measurement architecture based on the time-to-digital conversion technique is presented. The architecture occupies a small silicon area (200x185µm) in a 0.12µm CMOS Process and can achieve tens of femtoseconds timing resolution, which is the highest reported to date.
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Collins, Matthew
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Al-Hashimi, Bashir
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Wilson, Peter
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April 2006
Collins, Matthew
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Al-Hashimi, Bashir
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Wilson, Peter
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Collins, Matthew, Al-Hashimi, Bashir and Wilson, Peter
(2006)
On-chip timing measurement architecture with femtosecond resolution.
Electronics Letters, 42 (9), .
Abstract
A new timing measurement architecture based on the time-to-digital conversion technique is presented. The architecture occupies a small silicon area (200x185µm) in a 0.12µm CMOS Process and can achieve tens of femtoseconds timing resolution, which is the highest reported to date.
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Published date: April 2006
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Electronic & Software Systems, EEE
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Local EPrints ID: 262543
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/262543
ISSN: 0013-5194
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Date deposited: 11 May 2006
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Matthew Collins
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Bashir Al-Hashimi
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Peter Wilson
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