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A 0.007-mmy 2 108-ppm°C 1-MHz Relaxation Oscillator for High-Temperature Applications up to 180°C in 0.13-µm CMOS.
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This article is published in IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems.The article was published on 2013-01-01 and is currently open access. It has received 12 citations till now. The article focuses on the topics: Relaxation oscillator & CMOS.read more
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A 12.77-MHz 31 ppm/°C On-Chip RC Relaxation Oscillator With Digital Compensation Technique
TL;DR: Loop delay tuning by a digital feedback loop is developed in this system to maintain the frequency stability versus temperature and supply voltage variations, and an on-chip reference for digital calibration is added.
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A Quick Startup Technique for High- $Q$ Oscillators Using Precisely Timed Energy Injection
TL;DR: To the authors’ best knowledge, this is the fastest, reported startup time in the literature, with >15% improvement over prior art, while requiring the smallest startup energy (~12 nJ).
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A 13.5-MHz relaxation oscillator with ±0.5% temperature stability for RFID application
Jiacheng Wang,Wang Ling Goh +1 more
TL;DR: This paper presents a 13.5-MHz low-power, RC on-chip relaxation oscillator with split-capacitor technique for RFID application that implements only one comparator and one reference voltage to minimize power consumption and silicon area.
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A Self-Calibration Technique for On-Chip Precise Clock Generator
TL;DR: This brief presents a self-calibration technique for on-chip precise clock generator used in the field of power electronics that uses the operating frequency of the power grid as the frequency reference to eliminate the frequency variation of the clock generator introduced by the fabrication process.
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A 12.77-MHz on-chip relaxation oscillator with digital compensation for loop delay variation
TL;DR: A 12.77-MHz low power, RC on-chip relaxation oscillator with self-compensation technique with digital feedback loop implemented to maintain the frequency stability and a replica comparator is added to generate a reference pulse width for the compensation.
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