A Low Jitter Design of Ring Oscillators in 1.25GHz Serdes

A new configuration for delay cells used in voltage controlled oscillators is presented. A jitter comparison between the source-coupled differential delay cell and the proposed CMOS inverter based delay cell is given. A new method to optimize loop parameters based on low-jitter in PLL is also introduced. A low-jitter 1.25GHz Serdes is implemented in a 0.35μm standard 2P3M CMOS process. The result shows that the RJ （random jitter） RMS of 1.25GHz data rate series output is 2. 3ps （0. 0015UI） and RJ （1 sigma） is 0. 0035UI. A phase noise measurement shows - 120dBc/Hz@100kHz at 1111100000 clock-pattern data out.

Ring Oscillator for 60 Meter Bandwidth

The 60-meter band range is tremendously useful in telecommunication,military and governmental applications.The I.T.U.(International Telecommunication Union)required isolationism to former radio frequency services because the various frequency bands are extremely overloaded.The allocation of new frequency bands are a lengthy procedure as well as time taking.As a result,the researchers use bidirectional,amateur radio frequency communication for 60-meter band,usually the frequency slot of 5250-5450 KHz,although the entire band is not essentially obtainable for all countries.For transmission and reception of these frequencies,a local oscillator is used in the mixer unit to generate the local signal for mixing the input and reference signals.For this function different type of oscillators are used.In this paper,a three-stage ring oscillator is designed with 1 V supply.Ring oscillators(RO)is the base to explore like to identifying,specify with modelling resources in the disparity in behaviour of the circuit in terms of industrialized design and layout parameters.This type of oscillators are free from noise as inductor is not used to the circuit as in LC oscillator,Heartly oscillator,Colpitt and tuned oscillators.The present approach of circuit designing,the scaling of CMOS(Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor)transistor will moderate,the procedure variability.In the forthcoming article,a ring oscillator with fixed capacitor(1 pF)and with variable capacitors(1 to 100 pF)is analysed.The frequency analysis with different capacitor is performed.The total delay of 3-stage oscillator is 4.82 ns with 5.2 MHz oscillation frequency.The overall Power dissipation of the circuit is 1.852μWat 1 V supply.The simulation analysis is performed on 45 nm CMOS technology with both transistor width are 278 and 420 nm.

Collective Behavior of a Ring of Van Der Pol Oscillators under Gaussian and Random Coupling Schemes

The collective behavior of a ring of coupled identical van der Pol oscillators is numerically studied in this work. Constant, gaussian and random distributions of the coupling parameter along the ring are considered. Three values of the oscillators constant are assumed in order to cover from quasilinear to nonlinear dynamic performance. Single and multiple coupled frequencies are obtained using power spectra of the long term time series. Phase portraits are obtained from numerical simulations, and the coupled behavior is analyzed, compared and discussed.

Millimeter Wave Ring Oscillator Using Carbon Nano-Tube Field Effect Transistor in 150 GHz and Beyond

Carbon Nano-Tube Field Effect Transistors (CNTFETS) are the competitor of the conventional MOSFET technology due to their higher current drive capability, ballistic transport, lesser power delay product, higher thermal stability, and so on. Based on these promising properties of CNTFETs, a CNTFET-based millimeter wave ring oscillator operating around 150 GHz and beyond is introduced here in 32 nm technology node. To prevent overestimation, the CNT interconnects between transistors are also included in simulation, which are assumed to be a single layer of ballistic metallic CNTs in parallel. For the sake of simplicity in RF design, the oscillator is based on CNTFET-based inverters. The inverters with DC gain of 87.5 dB are achieved by proper design with the non-loaded delay around 0.6 ps, which is at least one order of magnitude better than the same 32 nm MOSFET-based inverters. The oscillator’s average power consumption is as low as 40 μW with the fundamental harmonic amplitude of around –6.5 dB. These values are, based on our knowledge, for the first time reported in the literature in CNTFET-based oscillator designs. Also, on the average, the performance of the designed oscillator is 5 - 6 times better than MOSFET-based designs.

Frequency Performance of Ring Oscillators Based on a-IGZO Thin-Film Transistors

Ring oscillators based on indium gallium zinc oxide thin film transistors are fabricated on glass substrates. The oscillator circuit consists of seven delay stages and an output buffer inverter. The element inverter exhibits a voltage gain higher than -6 V/V and a wide output swing close to 85% of the full swing range. The dynamic performance of the ring oscillators is evaluated as a function of supply voltage and at different gate lengths. A maximum oscillation frequency of 0.88MHz is obtained for a supply voltage of 50V, corresponding to a propagation delay of less than 85 ns/stage.

The relativistic bound states for a new ring-shaped harmonic oscillator

In this paper a new ring-shaped harmonic oscillator for spin 1/2 particles is studied, and the corresponding eigenfunctions and eigenenergies are obtained by solving the Dirac equation with equal mixture of vector and scalar potentials. Several particular cases such as the ring-shaped non-spherical harmonic oscillator, the ring-shaped harmonic oscillator, non-spherical harmonic oscillator, and spherical harmonic oscillator are also discussed.

Exact solutions of the Klein-Gordon equation with ring-shaped oscillator potential by using the Laplace integral transform

We present exact solutions for the Klein Gordon equation with a ring-shaped oscillator potential. The energy eigenvalues and the normalized wave functions are obtained for a particle in the presence of non-central oscillator potential. The angulm＂ functions are expressed in terms of the hypergeometric functions. The radial eigenfunetions have been obtained by using the Laplace integral transform. By means of the Laplace transform method, which is efficient and simple, the radial Klein-Gordon equation is reduced to a first-order differential equation.

Dual-Delay-Path Ring Oscillator with Self-Biased Delay Cells for Clock Generation

This work summarizes the structure and operating features of a high-performance 3-stage dual-delay-path (DDP) voltage-controlled ring oscillator (VCRO) with self-biased delay cells for Phase-Locked Loop (PLL) structurebased clock generation and digital system driving. For a voltage supply VDD = 1.8 V, the resulting set of performance parameters include power consumption PDC = 4.68 mW and phase noise PN@1MHz = -107.8 dBc/Hz. From the trade-off involving PDC and PN, a system level high performance is obtained considering a reference figure-of-merit ( FoM = -224 dBc/Hz ). Implemented at schematic level by applying CMOS-based technology (UMC L180), the proposed VCRO was designed at Cadence environment and optimized at MunEDA WiCkeD tool.

Effects of Semi-floating Ring Bearing Outer Clearance on the Subsynchronous Oscillation of Turbocharger Rotor

Semi-floating ring bearing（SFRB） is developed to control the vibration of turbocharger rotor. The outer clearance of SFRB affects the magnitude and frequency of nonlinear whirl motion, which is significant for the design of turbocharger. In order to explore the effects of outer clearance, a transient finite element analysis program for rotor and oil film bearing is built and validated by a published experimental case. The nonlinear dynamic behaviors ofrotor-SFRB system are simulated. According to the simulation results, two representative subsynchronous oscillations excited by the two hearings respectively are discovered. As the outer clearance of SFRB increases from 24 ~tm to 60 pro, the low-frequency subsynchronous oscillation experiences three steps, including a strong start, a gradual recession and a combination with the other one. At the same time, the high-frequency subsynchronous oscillation starts to appear gradually, then strengthens, and finally combines. If gravity and unbalance are neglected, the combination will start starts from high rotor speed and extents to low rotor speed, just like a ＂zipper＂. It is found from the quantitative analysis that when the outer clearance increases, the vibration amplitude experiences large value firstly, then reduction, and suddenly increasing after combination. A useful design principle of SFRB outer clearance for minimum vibration amplitude is proposed： the outer clearance value should be chosen to keep the frequency of two subsynchronous oscillations clearly separated and their amplitudes close.

High power high beam quality diode-pumped 1319-nm Nd:YAG oscillator-amplifier laser system

This paper demonstrated a high power and high beam quality diode-pumped 1319-nm Nd：YAG master oscillator-power amplifier laser system. A thermally near-unstable resonator with four-rod birefringence compensation fiat-fiat cavity was adopted as the master oscillator. A solid etalon was inserted in the unidirectional ring resonator to compress the laser linewidth. Under a repetition rate of 500 Hz and pulse width of 160 μs, the master oscillator delivers an average output power of 16.8 W at 1319 nm with linear polarisation, beam quality factor M^2=1.16 and linewidth of 3.2 GHz. A double-pass power amplifier with two amplifier stages was employed for higher power scaling and the output power was amplified to be 25.9 W with M^2 = 1.43.

Conductance Oscillations through an Aharonov Bohm Ring with a Quantum Gate

Based on a one dimensional quantum wave guide theory, we investigate the ballistic conductance through an Aharonov Bohm ring with a quantum gate. The analytical expression of the conductance is exactly obtained as the function of magnetic flux penetrating the ring and Fermi energy of indcident electrons. When Fermi energy equals that of bound states in the isolated stub, the conductance is fixed at a constant value which is only determined by the geometric structure of the ring system. We have found that there are a new kind of conductance oscillations for some special mesoscopic ring systems. As Fermi energy of incident electrons crosses that of bound state in the isolated stub, the conductance oscillations have no abrupt change of phase by π and are in phase. This striking feature is not in ageement with that of previous experiments and theories. The mechanism causing this new feature is discussed.

Winter-spring minimum temperature variations inferred from tree-ring δ^(13)C in southeastern China

Long-term temperature variations inferred from high-resolution proxies provide an important context to evaluate the intensity of current warming.However,tem-perature reconstructions in humid southeastern China are scarce and particularly lack long-term data,limiting us to obtain a complete picture of regional temperature evolution.In this study,we present a well-verified reconstruction of winter-spring(January–April)minimum temperatures over southeastern China based on stable carbon isotopic(δ^(13)C)records of tree rings from Taxus wallichiana var.mairei from 1860 to 2014.This reconstruction accounted for 56.4%of the total observed variance.Cold periods occurred during the 1860s–1910s and 1960s–1970s.Although temperatures have had an upward trend since the 1920s,most of the cold extremes were in recent decades.The El Niño-Southern Oscillation(ENSO)variance acted as a key modulator of regional winter-spring minimum temperature variability.However,teleconnections between them were a nonlinear process,i.e.,a reduced or enhanced ENSO variance may result in a weakened or intensified temperature-ENSO relationship.

Nonlinear Oscillations of a Pair of Charged Rings

Two electrically charged rings of different sizes are assembled along their common vertical symmetry axis through their centers. The bottom ring is secured on a horizontal support while the top one is loose. For a set of practical values characterizing the charged rings we envision a scenario where the mutual electric repulsion between the rings and the weight of the top ring results in stable nonlinear oscillations. To quantify the characteristics of the oscillations, we utilize a Computer Algebra System specifically Mathematica [1]. We accompany the analysis with a simulation for a comprehensive visual understanding.

一种基于Ring-VCO结构的宽频带低抖动锁相环的设计与实现

为了在高速传输系统中实现宽频带和低抖动时钟输出的要求,设计了一种基于Ring-VCO结构的低抖动锁相环,采用与锁相环锁定频率强相关的环路带宽调整方法来降低环路噪声,加速环路锁定,即利用全局参考调节电路中比较器模块将锁定控制电压与参考电压比较来改变各模块电流,根据不同锁定频率调整环路参数,大大缩短了锁定时间,同时利用四级差分环形振荡器和占空比调整电路的差分对称结构,降低了电路噪声。电路采用40 nm CMOS工艺实现,测试结果表明输出频率为1.0625 GHz^5 GHz,在最高时钟频率5 GHz下眼图质量良好,时钟抖动39.6 ps。

Optimizing the Conditions for Residual Stress Measurement Using a Two-Dimensional XRD Method with Specimen Oscillation

In order to optimize the conditions for residual stress measurement using a two-dimensional X-ray diffraction (2D-XRD) in terms of both efficiency and accuracy. The measurements have been conducted on three stainless steel specimens in this study. The three specimens were processed by annealing, a cavitating jet in air and a disc grinder, with each method introducing different residual stresses at the surface. The specimens were oscillated in the ω-direction, representing a right-hand rotation of the specimen about the incident X-ray beam. The range of the oscillation, Δω, was varied and optimum Δω was determined. Moreover, combinations of the tilt angle between the specimen surface normal and the diffraction vector, ψ, with the rotation angle about its surface normal, f, have been studied with a view to find the most optimum condition. The results show that the use of ω oscillations is an effective method for improving analysis accuracy, especially for large grain metals. The standard error rapidly decreased with increasing range of the ω oscillation, especially for the annealed specimen which generated strong diffraction spots due to its large grain size.

A spatiotemporal signal processing technique for wafer-scale IC thermomechanical stress monitoring by an infrared camera

In this paper, we describe a new silicon-die thermal monitoring approach using spatiotemporal signal processing technique for Wafer-Scale IC thermome- chanical stress monitoring. It is proposed in the context of a wafer-scale-based (WaferICTM) rapid prototyping platform for electronic systems. This technique will be embedded into the structure of the WaferIC, and will be used as a preventive measure to protect the wafer from possible damages that can be caused by excessive thermomechanical stress. The paper also presents spatial and spatiotemporal algorithms and the experimental results from an IR images collection campaign conducted using an IR camera.

Legendre Polynomial and Nonlinear Oscillating Point-Like Charged Particle

In this article we explore the kinematics of a point-like charged particle placed within the interior plane of a charged ring. Analytically we formulate the electric field of the ring along a representative diagonal. Graph of the field as a function of the distance from the center of the ring assists foreseeing oscillating movement of the charged particle. We formulate the equation of motion;this is a nonlinear differential equation. Applying Computer Algebra System (CAS), specifically Mathematica [1] we solve the equation numerically. Utilizing the solution we quantify the kinematic quantities of interest including oscillations period. Although the equation of motion is nonlinear its period is regulated. For better understanding we take an advantage of Mathematica animation features animating the nonlinear oscillations.

Quantum Rings with Two Deeply Bound Electrons under a Magnetic Field

A model is proposed to study the quantum rings with two deeply bound electrons under a variable magnetic field. The emphasis is placed to clarify the effect of the size （diameter） and the width of the ring on the fractional Aharonov-Bohm oscillation. It was found that the reduction of size will lead to a very strong oscillation in the ground state energy and in the persistent current. The electronic correlation has also been demonstrated by showing the nodal structures of wave functions.

一种支持SoC数字电路老化及寿命的评估方法

使用Spice可靠性仿真技术和高温稳态寿命(HTOL)实验相结合的方法,研究不同的MOSFET器件组成的环振电路在持续翻转状态下,不同应力时间和应力电压对其寿命退化的影响。依据仿真结果和Power-Law模型建立数字电路的寿命预测理论模型。通过HTOL实验验证模型的准确性。结果表明,随着时间的增加,器件的寿命退化率逐渐增加,且随着时间的推移,寿命的变化率越来越小。随着应力电压的增加,器件的寿命退化率更快趋向于稳定。器件退化符合R-D模型,仿真结果与试验结果高度,进一步证实了本模型对SoC数字电路寿命预测的准确性。通过这种组合仿真和实验的方法,可以更加准确地评估数字电路的寿命,为芯片制造过程中的可靠性设计提供参考。