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Clocking and circuit design for a parallel I/O on a first-generation CELL processor

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13 Author(s)
Ken Chang ; Rambus, Los Altos, CA, USA ; Pamarti, S. ; Kaviani, K. ; Alon, E.
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A parallel I/O is integrated on a first-generation CELL processor in 90nm SOI CMOS. A clock-tracking architecture suppresses reference jitter to achieve 6.4Gbit/s/link operation at 21.6mW/Gbit/s. SOI effects on analog circuits, in particular high-speed receivers, are addressed to achieve a receiver sensitivity of ±12mV at 6.4Gbit/s with BER <10-14 measured using 7b PRBS data.

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Solid-State Circuits Conference, 2005. Digest of Technical Papers. ISSCC. 2005 IEEE International

Date of Conference: 10-10 Feb. 2005

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