Circuits at the Nanoscale: Communications, Imaging, and Sensing

657 Pages·2008·19.6 MB·English

by  Krzysztof Iniewski

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CIRCUITS
AT THE
NANOSCALE
Communications,
Imaging, and Sensing
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CIRCUITS
AT THE
NANOSCALE
Communications,
Imaging, and Sensing
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1. Nanoelectronics--Materials. 2. Integrated circuits--Design and construction. 3. Radio circuits.
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Contents
Editor....................................................................................................ix
Contributors.............................................................................................xi
PART I CMOS Technology at the Nanoscale
Chapter1 CMOS:AnEmergingTechnologySystemDriver......................................3
PaulRousseau
Chapter2 CMOSManufacturability .............................................................. 11
ArturBalasinski
Chapter3 VariabilityinDeeplyScaledCMOS................................................... 25
Liang-TeckPangandBorivojeNikolic´
Chapter4 Wafer-LevelThree-DimensionalIntegrationforAdvancedCMOSSystems........ 39
RonaldJ.GutmannandJian-QiangLu
Chapter5 CMOSSOIMemoryDesignTechnology ............................................. 53
KazutamiArimotoandFukashiMorishita
Chapter6 SiGeTechnology........................................................................ 75
MarcoRacanelli
PART II Emerging Design Techniques
Chapter7 Offset,FlickerNoise,andWaystoDealwithThem.................................. 95
HanspeterSchmid
Chapter8 DesignofWidebandAmplifiersinCMOS...........................................117
DavidJ.Allstot,SudipShekhar,andJeffreyS.Walling
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Chapter9 CMOSActiveTransformersandTheirApplications...............................135
FeiYuan
Chapter10 High-PerformanceLeakage/Variation-TolerantCircuitTechnologies
for45nmandBelow.................................................................149
AmitAgarwalandRamKrishnamurthy
Chapter11 SolitonandNonlinearWaveElectronics............................................159
DavidS.Ricketts,XiaofengLi,andDonheeHam
PART III Mixed-Signal CMOS Circuits
Chapter12 CurrentSteeringDigital-to-AnalogConverters.....................................187
DouglasA.Mercer
Chapter13 High-Speed,Low-PowerCMOSA/DConverterforSoftwareRadio .............213
JamesW.HaslettandAbdel-FattahS.Yousif
Chapter14 Energy-EfficientADCTopologyEnabledwithAsynchronousTechniques.......225
Shuo-WeiMikeChen
Chapter15 High-FrequencyFiltersforDataCommunicationApplications ...................245
ManishaGambhir,VijayDhanasekaran,JoseSilva-Martinez,
andEdgarSánchez-Sinencio
Chapter16 ContinuousTime(cid:1)(cid:2)Modulators...................................................267
RobertSobot
PART IV Circuits for Communications
Chapter17 Low-VoltageNanometer-ScaleCMOSRFFront-EndBlockDesign
EmployingMagneticFeedbackTechniques ........................................289
YannisPapananos,GeorgiosVitzilaios,andGerasimosTheodoratos
Chapter18 InGaP-HBTPowerAmplifiers.......................................................319
KazuyaYamamoto
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Chapter19 (cid:2)(cid:1)Digital-RFModulationforAdaptiveWidebandSystems......................343
AlbertJerngandCharlesG.Sodini
Chapter20 Deep-SubmicronCMOSDesignChallengesWhenIntegratingtheRF
Front-EndandDigitalBasebandinaSingle-ChipReceiverSoC..................363
AdrianMaxim
Chapter21 MitigationofCMOSDeviceVariabilityinDigitalRFProcessor..................399
KhurramWaheedandRobertBogdanStaszewski
Chapter22 Front-EndCircuitsforMulti-Gb/sChip-to-ChipLinks ............................419
AnthonyChanCarusone
Chapter23 ClockandDataRecoveryCircuits...................................................437
JafarSavoj
PART V Circuits for Imaging and Sensing
Chapter24 LowPowerCMOSImagerCircuits .................................................457
AlexanderFishandOrlyYadid-Pecht
Chapter25 CMOSImagerArrayDesign,Operation,andTrends..............................485
MarkJaffe,JohnEllis-Monaghan,andJimAdkisson
Chapter26 WideDynamicRangeCMOSCameras.............................................503
SteveCollins,BhaskarChoubey,Hsiu-YuCheng,andStephenOtim
Chapter27 CMOSFocalPlaneSpatiallyOversamplingComputationalImageSensor.......521
AshkanOlyaeiandRomanGenov
Chapter28 UnifiedComputerArithmeticforHandheldGPUs.................................539
Byeong-GyuNam,HyejungKim,andHoi-JunYoo
Chapter29 SenseCircuitsforIntegratedSensors ...............................................561
SitaramanV.IyerandHasnainLakdawala
Chapter30 DetectorInterfaceCircuitsforX-RayImaging.....................................575
PawelGrybos
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Chapter31 CMOSSystemsandInterfacesforMicrogyroscopes...............................601
AjitSharma,MohammadF.Zaman,andFarrokhAyazi
Chapter32 AnalogFrontEndforaMicromachinedProbeStorageDevice....................623
ChristophHagleitner,TonyBonaccio,HugoRothuizen,JanLienemann,
DorotheaWiesmann,GiovanniCherubini,JanG.Korvink,
andEvangelosEleftheriou
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Editor
Krzysztof(Kris)IniewskiisadirectoratCMOSEmergingTechnologiesInc.,aconsultingcompany
inVancouver,BritishColumbia.HisresearchinterestsareinVLSIcircuitsformedicalapplications.
From 2004 to 2006,he was an associate professorat the electrical engineeringand computer
engineering department of the University of Alberta, Edmonton where he conducted research on
low-powerwirelesscircuitsandsystems.DuringhistenureattheUniversityofAlberta,heedited
EmergingWirelessTechnologies:Circuits,SystemsandDevices(CRCPress,2007).
From1995to2003,hewaswithPMC-Sierraandheldvarioustechnicalandmanagementposi-
tionsinR&Dandstrategicmarketingareas.Heledseveraldevelopmentsofhigh-speednetworking
chipsfromearlyfeasibilitytovolumeproduction.BeforejoiningPMC-Sierra,hewasanassistant
professorattheUniversityofToronto’selectricalengineeringandcomputerengineeringdepartment
from1990to1994,researchinghigh-speedsemiconductordevicesandcircuits.
Dr.Iniewskihaspublishedover100researchpapersininternationaljournalsandconferences.
Heholds18internationalpatentsgrantedintheUnitedStates,Canada,France,Germany,andJapan.
He is a frequent invited speaker and has consulted for multiple organizations internationally. He
receivedhisPhDinelectronics(honors)fromtheWarsawUniversityofTechnology,Polandin1988.
TogetherwithCarlMcCroskyandDanMinoli,heauthoredNetworkInfrastructureandArchitecture:
DesigningHigh-AvailabilityNetworkstobepublishedbyJohnWiley&Sonsin2008.
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