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An overall performance comparison analysis based on 2-D Poisson's equation solution has been presented here both for silicon-on-insulator (SOI) and silicon-on-nothing (SON) MOSFET structures. In this paper, for the first time, an idea of work function engineering with continuous horizontal mole fraction variation in a binary alloy gate has been proposed and implemented analytically to reduce rolloff...
Modern integrated circuits require careful attention to the soft errors resulting into bit upsets, which are normally caused by alpha particle or neutron hits. These events, also referred to as single-event upsets (SEUs), will become more severe for future technologies. In this paper we propose a novel 10T SEU tolerant SRAM cell design. Our SRAM cell is area efficient in comparison with the earlier...
We propose a compact model for small signal non quasi static analysis of long channel symmetric double gate MOSFET. The model is based on the EKV formalism and is valid in all regions of operation and thus suitable for RF circuit design. Proposed model is verified with professional numerical device simulator and excellent agreement is found well beyond the cut-off frequency.
Energy consumption in next-generation access networks is rapidly increasing with the increase of bandwidth demands. In this paper, we devise design techniques aimed to build "green" access networks to reduce energy consumption. We apply these techniques on a novel access network paradigm named Wireless-Optical Broadband Access Network (WOBAN). We present a Mixed Integer Linear Program (MILP)...
Hybrid wireless-optical broadband access network (WOBAN) optimizes the cost and performance of an access network. A cost-effective way of increasing the capacity of the wireless part of a WOBAN is to assign multiple radios to the wireless nodes. An efficient channel assignment scheme is essential to reduce delay and contention in the wireless front-end of WOBAN. We study a channel assignment scheme...
Noting that the optical part of a hybrid wireless- optical broadband access network (WOBAN) has high capacity, we need to enhance the capacity for wireless access using a low-cost solution. Our prior work developed a solution where each wireless node was equipped with a single radio. Deploying multiple radios, say two, at each node will improve the performance of wireless access, but this will also...
Hybrid wireless-optical broadband access network (WOBAN) optimizes the cost and performance of an access network. We design a capacity and delay aware routing scheme, CaDAR, that can support much higher load and has lower system delay than other approaches because of better load balanced routing.
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