Analysis of various delay elements @ 16-nm technology node
Amit Krishna Dwivedi, Agnish Mal, Aminul Islam
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Amit Krishna Dwivedi, Agnish Mal, Aminul Islam
Abstract
This paper makes a profound study of seven different non-programmable delay elements. Signals can be delayed by a desired amount by passing it through these delay elements. Maintaining the signal integrity while incorporating certain delay is also a vital role of these delay elements. Performance evaluation of these delay circuits is presented in terms of different design metrics to lay down comparison among these circuits. This work will help design engineers to select appropriate delay elements based upon their specific requirements. Reported results are based on extensive simulations performed on SPICE simulator using predictive technology model (PTM) @ 16-nm technology node.
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This paper makes a profound study of seven different non-programmable delay elements. Signals can be delayed by a desired amount by passing it through these delay elements. Maintaining the signal integrity while incorporating certain delay is also a vital role of these delay elements. Performance evaluation of these delay circuits is presented in terms of different design metrics to lay down comparison among these circuits. This work will help design engineers to select appropriate delay elements based upon their specific requirements. Reported results are based on extensive simulations performed on SPICE simulator using predictive technology model (PTM) @ 16-nm technology node.
Key concepts: Spice, Node (physics), Computer science, Delay calculation, Propagation delay, Signal integrity, Group delay and phase delay, Electronic engineering