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A 500 MHz, 68% efficient, fully on-die digitally controlled buck Voltage Regulator on 22nm Tri-Gate CMOS

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A fully on-die, digitally controlled, 500MHz switching, 250mA rated output buck Voltage Regulator (VR) implemented in 22nm Tri-Gate CMOS is presented.
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A fully on-die, digitally controlled, 500MHz switching, 250mA rated output buck Voltage Regulator (VR) implemented in 22nm Tri-Gate CMOS is presented. The silicon measured a peak efficiency of 68% and consumed an area of 0.6mm 2 (without output decoupling) with a power density of about 410 mW/mm 2 . The paper also demonstrates a controller bandwidth of 43MHz; the highest reported to date for any digital controller, resulting in output voltage ramp rates as high as 10V/μsec.

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