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Paul D. Muench
Researcher at IBM
Publications - 26
Citations - 242
Paul D. Muench is an academic researcher from IBM. The author has contributed to research in topics: Phase-locked loop & Decoupling capacitor. The author has an hindex of 7, co-authored 26 publications receiving 239 citations.
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Modeling, simulation, and measurement of mid-frequency simultaneous switching noise in computer systems
Wiren D. Becker,James P. Eckhardt,R.W. Frech,George A. Katopis,Erich Klink,Michael F. McAllister,Timothy G. McNamara,Paul D. Muench,S.R. Richter,Howard H. Smith +9 more
TL;DR: In this article, the design of IBM's S/390 computer for control of mid-frequency noise is discussed, where the power distribution and decoupling capacitors must supply that current without disturbing the voltage level at the circuits.
Patent
Power Supply Insensitive PTAT Voltage Generator
TL;DR: In this paper, a method and apparatus for generating a voltage that is proportional to an absolute temperature voltage (PTAT voltage) was proposed, where the PTAT voltage is defined by the ratio of diode current densities.
Design and Implementation of the POWER5 TM Microprocessor
Joachim Gerhard Clabes,Joshua Friedrich,Mark D. Sweet,Jack DiLullo,Sam Gat-Shang Chu,Donald W. Plass,Paul D. Muench,Larry Powell,Michael Floyd,Balaram Sinharoy,Mike Lee,James Donald Wagoner,Nicole Schwartz,Steve Runyon,Gary E. Gorman,Phillip J. Restle,Ronald Nick Kalla,Joseph McGill,Steve Dodson +18 more
TL;DR: The 276M transistor processor is implemented in 130nm silicon-on-insulator technology with 8-level of Cu metallization and operates at >1.5 GHz.
Proceedings ArticleDOI
Mid-frequency simultaneous switching noise in computer systems
Wiren D. Becker,Howard H. Smith,Timothy G. McNamara,Paul D. Muench,James P. Eckhardt,Michael F. McAllister,George A. Katopis,S.R. Richter,R.W. Frech,Erich Klink +9 more
TL;DR: In this paper, the design of IBM's S/390 computer for control of mid-frequency noise is discussed, and the power distribution and verification of the system power distribution is presented.
Patent
Thermally aware integrated circuit
TL;DR: In this article, an integrated circuit having a temperature sensitive circuit (TSC) to generate a signal indicative of the substrate temperature near the TSC is described, and a corrective action signal is provided to corrective action circuitry preferably configured to modify the operation of the IC to reduce the IC temperature in proximity to the corresponding TSC.