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ED, SDM 2010-07-02
11:35
Tokyo Tokyo Inst. of Tech. Ookayama Campus The Impact of Current Controlled-MOS Current Mode Logic /Magnetic Tunnel Junction Hybrid Circuit for Stable and High-speed Operation
Tetsuo Endoh, Masashi Kamiyanagi, Masakazu Muraguchi, Takuya Imamoto, Takeshi Sasaki (Tohoku Univ.) ED2010-109 SDM2010-110
In order to realize Integrated Circuits (IC) with operation over the 10GHz range, conventional CMOS logic face critical ... [more] ED2010-109 SDM2010-110
pp.257-262
ED, SDM 2010-07-02
11:50
Tokyo Tokyo Inst. of Tech. Ookayama Campus Verification of Stable Circuit Operation of 180nm Current Controlled MOS Current Mode Logic under Threshold Voltage Fluctuation
Masashi Kamiyanagi, Takuya Imamoto, Takeshi Sasaki, Hyoungjun Na, Tetsuo Endoh (Tohoku Univ.) ED2010-110 SDM2010-111
We have succeeded in the verification of stable circuit operation of 180nm Current Controlled MOS Current Mode Logic (CC... [more] ED2010-110 SDM2010-111
pp.263-267
SDM, ED 2009-06-24
15:00
Overseas Haeundae Grand Hotel, Busan, Korea Transient characteristic of fabricated Magnetic Tunnel Junction (MTJ) programmed with CMOS circuit
Masashi Kamiyanagi, Fumitaka Iga, Shoji Ikeda (Tohoku Univ.), Katsuya Miura (Tohoku Univ./Hitachi), Jun Hayakawa (Hitachi), Haruhiro Hasegawa, Takahiro Hanyu, Hideo Ohno, Tetsuo Endoh (Tohoku Univ.) ED2009-52 SDM2009-47
In this paper, it is shown that our fabricated MTJ of 60x180${\rm nm^2}$, which is connected to the MOSFET in series by ... [more] ED2009-52 SDM2009-47
pp.9-12
SDM, ED 2009-06-24
15:15
Overseas Haeundae Grand Hotel, Busan, Korea Study of the DC Performance of Fabricated Magnetic Tunnel Junction Integrated on Back-end Metal Line of CMOS Circuits
Fumitaka Iga, Masashi Kamiyanagi, Shoji Ikeda (Tohoku Univ.), Katsuya Miura (Tohoku Univ./Hitachi), Jun Hayakawa (Hitachi), Haruhiro Hasegawa, Takahiro Hanyu, Hideo Ohno, Tetsuo Endoh (Tohoku Univ.) ED2009-53 SDM2009-48
In this paper, we have succeeded in the fabrication of high performance Magnetic Tunnel Junction (MTJ) which is integrat... [more] ED2009-53 SDM2009-48
pp.13-16
SDM, ED 2008-07-11
10:50
Hokkaido Kaderu2・7 Novel Concept Dynamic Feedback MCML Technique for High-Speed and High-Gain MCML type D-Flip Flop
Tetsuo Endoh, Masashi Kamiyanagi (Tohoku Univ.) ED2008-82 SDM2008-101
In this paper, I propose the novel Dynamic Feedback (DF-) MCML technique for high-speed and high-gain MCML type D-Flip F... [more] ED2008-82 SDM2008-101
pp.227-231
SDM, ED 2008-07-11
11:05
Hokkaido Kaderu2・7 Impact of 180nm Current Controlled MCML for Realizing Stable Circuit Operations under Threshold Voltage Fluctuations
Masashi Kamiyanagi, Yuto Norifusa, Tetsuo Endoh (Tohoku Univ.) ED2008-83 SDM2008-102
We propose Current Controlled MOS Current Mode Logic (CC-MCML) and have succeeded in fabricating CC-MCML with 180nm CMOS... [more] ED2008-83 SDM2008-102
pp.233-238
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