Measuring both clock phases improves digital delay line calibration, correcting duty cycle distortion in high-bandwidth memory interfaces.
A feedback-controlled driver buffer adjusts output strength from clock-to-data delay, cutting EMI and ringing while preserving MIPI timing.
Local switching bias lets pre-driver stages transition sequentially, cutting output-driver noise while enabling tunable delay at advanced nodes.
Multiple delayed parallel drivers and an assist current stage compress rise and fall times under larger capacitive loads.
Majority-Inverter Graph transformations reshape Boolean logic to cut circuit area, delay, and power beyond conventional synthesis flows.