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AIGaAs/GaAs HBT Logic for Static Memory Application

Nil Topology, W. Andre Hagley, D. J. Day, D.S. Malhi, Jianxiong Xu

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In this work we evaluate the performance of a new gate topology that gives large logic swings and high noise margin, at low power dissipation. The measured noise margin (43% of 3 V logic swing) and transfer characteristics for a hybrid inverter using an Al- GaAs/GaAs heterojunction bipolar transistor are presented along with simulated data for an integrated device. These simulations lead to a modified structure demonstrating substantially improved transient re- sponse and reduced power dissipation (23 ps and 2.1 mW) while main- taining a large noise margin (45% of 3 v logic swing). Its performance is compared with emitter coupled logic (ECL).

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In this work we evaluate the performance of a new gate topology that gives large logic swings and high noise margin, at low power dissipation. The measured noise margin (43% of 3 V logic swing) and transfer characteristics for a hybrid inverter using an Al- GaAs/GaAs heterojunction bipolar transistor are presented along with simulated data for an integrated device. These simulations lead to a modified structure demonstrating substantially improved transient re- sponse and reduced power dissipation (23 ps and 2.1 mW) while main- taining a large noise margin (45% of 3 v logic swing). Its performance is compared with emitter coupled logic (ECL).

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In this work we evaluate the performance of a new gate topology that gives large logic swings and high noise margin, at low power dissipation. The measured noise margin (43% of 3 V logic swing) and transfer characteristics for a hybrid inverter using an Al- GaAs/GaAs heterojunction bipolar transistor are presented along with simulated data for an integrated device. These simulations lead to a modified structure demonstrating substantially improved transient re- sponse and reduced power dissipation (23 ps and 2.1 mW) while main- taining a large noise margin (45% of 3 v logic swing). Its performance is compared with emitter coupled logic (ECL).

Key concepts: Noise margin, Emitter-coupled logic, Heterojunction bipolar transistor, Logic gate, Noise (video), Resistor–transistor logic, Dissipation, Bipolar junction transistor

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