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Soo-In Cho
Researcher at Samsung
Publications - 90
Citations - 1486
Soo-In Cho is an academic researcher from Samsung. The author has contributed to research in topics: Dram & CMOS. The author has an hindex of 22, co-authored 90 publications receiving 1461 citations.
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A dual-loop delay-locked loop using multiple voltage-controlled delay lines
TL;DR: This paper describes a dual-loop delay-locked loop (DLL) which overcomes the problem of a limited delay range by using multiple voltage-controlled delay lines (VCDLs).
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Empirical equations on electrical parameters of coupled microstrip lines for crosstalk estimation in printed circuit board
TL;DR: In this article, the self and mutual capacitance and inductance of coupled microstrip lines in a printed circuit board were derived from the numerical simulation results to reduce the computation time for crosstalk estimation.
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Bit line coupling scheme and electrical fuse circuit for reliable operation of high density DRAM
Kyu-Nam Lim,Sang-seok Kang,Jong-Hyun Choi,Jae-hoon Joo,Younsang Lee,Jin-Seok Lee,Soo-In Cho,Byung-Il Ryu +7 more
TL;DR: Two design techniques are presented to improve the yield of high density DRAM product using bit line coupling (BLC) scheme and the E-Fuse circuit for reliable field programmable repair scheme.
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An 80 nm 4 Gb/s/pin 32 bit 512 Mb GDDR4 Graphics DRAM With Low Power and Low Noise Data Bus Inversion
Seung-Jun Bae,Kwang-Il Park,Jeong-Don Ihm,Ho-young Song,Woojin Lee,Hyun-Jin Kim,Kyoung-Ho Kim,Yoon-Sik Park,Min-Sang Park,Hong-Kyong Lee,Sam-Young Bang,Gil-Shin Moon,Seok-Won Hwang,Young-Chul Cho,Sang-Jun Hwang,Dae Hyun Kim,Ji-Hoon Lim,Jae-Sung Kim,Sung-Hoon Kim,Seong-Jin Jang,Joo Sun Choi,Young-Hyun Jun,Kinam Kim,Soo-In Cho +23 more
TL;DR: The proposed DBI circuit uses an analog majority voter insensitive to mismatch for small area and delay, and a dual duty cycle corrector (DCC) is used to reduce duty error and jitter by averaging two outputs of two DCCs.
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A 3.6-Gb/s point-to-point heterogeneous-voltage-capable DRAM interface for capacity-scalable memory subsystems
Joseph T. Kennedy,Robert M. Ellis,James E. Jaussi,R. Mooney,S. Borkar,Jung-Hwan Choi,Jae-Kwan Kim,Chan-Kyong Kim,Woo-Seop Kim,Changhyun Kim,Soo-In Cho,Steffen Loeffler,Jochen Hoffmann,Wolfgang Hokenmaier,R. Houghton,Thomas Vogelsang +15 more
TL;DR: A DRAM interface operating at 3.6 Gb/s/pin implemented in 130-nm CMOS logic and 110-nm DRAM process technologies utilizes simultaneous bidirectional signaling in a daisy-chained, point-to-point configuration to enable high performance scalable memory subsystems and also provides direct attach capability for DRAMs to memory controllers or other logic devices.