Matthew B. Haycock
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symposium on vlsi circuits | 2002
Bryan K. Casper; Matthew B. Haycock; Randy Mooney
This paper introduces an accurate method of modeling the performance of high-speed chip-to-chip signaling systems. Implemented in a simulation tool, it precisely accounts for intersymbol interference, cross-talk and echos as well as circuit related effects such as thermal noise, power supply noise and receiver jitter. We correlated the simulation tool to actual measurements of a high-speed signaling system and then used this tool to make tradeoffs between different methods of chip-to-chip signaling with and without equalization.
Archive | 1997
Stephen R. Mooney; Matthew B. Haycock; Joseph T. Kennedy
Archive | 2000
Matthew B. Haycock; Stephen R. Mooney
Archive | 2001
Matthew B. Haycock; Stephen R. Mooney; Aaron K. Martin
Archive | 2000
Stephen R. Mooney; Matthew B. Haycock; Aaron K. Martin; Jonathan N. Spitz; Michael Sandhinti
Archive | 1993
Matthew B. Haycock; Stephen R. Mooney
Archive | 2000
Aaron K. Martin; Stephen R. Mooney; Joseph T. Kennedy; Matthew B. Haycock; Shekhar Borkar
Archive | 2001
Matthew B. Haycock; Stephen R. Mooney; Aaron K. Martin
Archive | 2001
Aaron K. Martin; Bryan K. Casper; Shekhar Borkar; Stephen R. Mooney; Joseph T. Kennedy; Matthew B. Haycock; James E. Jaussi
Archive | 2000
Sriram R. Vangal; Matthew B. Haycock; Stephen R. Mooney