Designs of integrated circuits for high-speed signals and methods therefor
OwnerMinghao (Mary) Zhang, John C. Tunginventors
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It is well known that the parasitic effects in individual components can introduce artifacts into signals when the frequency of the signals exceeds a certain range. Techniques are described to utilize the parasitic effects in favor to the signals by systematically adjusting the components such that the artifacts are minimized. According to one embodiment, a parameter defined as an Electrically Equivalent Geometry or EEG is defined as a function of width and length that confines one part of a transistor controlling how much current can go through. A proper adjustment of the EEG for each of the transistors in a differential amplifier or circuit can reduce the parasitic effects that can cause the artifacts to the signal but also form inherently resonant filtering functions that minimize harmonic components in the output signals.
An integrated circuit for high speed signal processing, the integrated circuit comprising:
A system for high speed signal processing, the system comprising at least a first-building block and a second building block, the first and second building blocks are coupled to provide a desired function, each of the building blocks having identical circuit topology and including:
A method for high speed signal processing, the method comprising:
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