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Design techniques to improve analog and mixed-signal circuits performance

Liu, 2020

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12341324456427509994
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2020

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Abstract System-on-chips (SoCs) with analog and mixed-signal (AMS) blocks are used everywhere in real-life applications, eg, smart sensors, medical monitoring devices, automotive components, etc. Such applications typically require some sort of power …

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