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Addressing a high-speed D/A converter design for mixed-mode VLSI systems

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4 Author(s)
Kwang-hyun Baek ; Rockwell Sci. Co., Thousand Oaks, CA, USA ; Myting-Jun Choe ; Merlo, E. ; Sung-Mo Kang

This paper describes a high-speed D/A converter design for mixed-mode systems. Capacitive coupling induced by inter-chip interconnects should be considered for mixed-mode systems, and on-chip interconnects should be treated as transmission lines in the circuit simulation as operating speed reaches the GHz range. A robust FIFO built in the D/A converter can absorb data-dependent input timing variance, the worst-case margin of which is ±1.5×TCLK. Distributed LCR transmission line models for on-chip interconnects produce more accurate simulation results at 1 GHz clock frequency than lumped models. Measurement results verify the accuracy of the interconnect models. Behavioral modeling methodology is also presented in this paper for optimized D/A converter design.

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Mixed-Signal Design, 2003. Southwest Symposium on

Date of Conference: 23-25 Feb. 2003

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