D. Cox, David Leroy Guertin, C. Johnson, B. G. Rudolph, R. R. Williams, R. Piro, D. Stout
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VLSI performance compensation for off-chip drivers and clock generation
A major problem in VLSI system design is controlling off-chip driver characteristics and skew in clock generation as process parameters, temperature, and supply voltage vary. A control circuit methodology has been developed that senses the relative performance of a CMOS chip and transmits a digitally encoded state to off-chip driver and clock generation circuits to control their operating characteristics