A High-Frequency Compensated Crosstalk and ISI Equalizer for Multi-Channel On-Chip Interconnect in 130-nm CMOS PROJECT TITLE :A High-Frequency Compensated Crosstalk and ISI Equalizer for Multi-Channel On-Chip Interconnect in 130-nm CMOSABSTRACT: During this paper, a high-frequency crosstalk compensation scheme for high speed multi-channel on-chip interconnect is proposed. Within the proposed scheme, a zero is inserted to the aggressor branch of the crosstalk feed-forward equalizer, that compensates for the high-frequency crosstalk, resulting in reduced timing jitter and increased eye opening. In order to verify the proposed scheme, an eight-channel ten-mm on-chip interconnect is implemented in one hundred thirty-nm CMOS method. Measurement results show that the proposed theme effectively removes the high frequency crosstalk and achieves a data rate of 2.nine Gb/s at a touch-error-rate below $10^-12$. The facility consumption of the proposed transceiver is regarding one mW which corresponds to an energy potency of 0.four pJ/bit. Did you like this research project? To get this research project Guidelines, Training and Code... Click Here facebook twitter google+ linkedin stumble pinterest Wireless NoC as Interconnection Backbone for Multicore Chips: Promises and Challenges DCOF—An Arbitration Free Directly Connected Optical Fabric
