K. Murata, T. Otsuji, E. Sano, M. Ohhata, M. Togashi, M. Suzuki
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引用次数: 53
Abstract
This paper describes a novel high-speed flip-flop circuit named the High-speed Latching Operation Flip-Flop (HLO-FF) for GaAs SCFL Logic. We reveal the high-speed operation mechanism of HLO-FF using newly proposed analytical propagation delay time expressions. A design methodology for series gated master slave flip-flops and HLO-FFs based on these expressions is also proposed. A SPICE simulation and the fabrication of two decision ICs confirm the accuracy of our analytical method and the high speed operation of a HLO-FF decision circuit at 19 Gb/s.