Device-level analysis of a BiPMOS pull-down device structure for low-voltage dynamic BiCMOS VLSI
J.B. Kuo, K. W. Su, J.H. Lou, Yilin Ma, Siang Chen, Cheng‐Shing Chiang
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J.B. Kuo, K. W. Su, J.H. Lou, Yilin Ma, Siang Chen, Cheng‐Shing Chiang
Abstract
This paper presents a device-level analysis of a BiPMOS pull-down structure for low-voltage dynamic BiCMOS logic gate circuit suitable for VLSI using sub-quarter-micron BiCMOS technology. Thanks to the BiPMOS pull-down structure, despite the slow turn-off of the bipolar device, the 1.5 V full-swing BiCMOS dynamic logic gate circuit shows a more than 1.8 times improvement in speed as compared to the CMOS static one.>
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This paper presents a device-level analysis of a BiPMOS pull-down structure for low-voltage dynamic BiCMOS logic gate circuit suitable for VLSI using sub-quarter-micron BiCMOS technology. Thanks to the BiPMOS pull-down structure, despite the slow turn-off of the bipolar device, the 1.5 V full-swing BiCMOS dynamic logic gate circuit shows a more than 1.8 times improvement in speed as compared to the CMOS static one.>
Key concepts: BiCMOS, Very-large-scale integration, CMOS, Computer science, Electrical engineering, Swing, Logic gate, Logic level