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High-performance bidirectional repeaters

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In this paper, we present high-performance bidirectional repeaters that recondition the signal waveform and reduce the signal degradation. We also present the application of these repeaters to the design of high-performance bidirectional busses. SPICE simulation results for long bidirectional interconnects show an almost linear increase in delay with repeaters compared to a quadratic increase in delay without repeaters. These repeaters are also applied to improve the performance of long AND domino gates. SPICE simulation results show a significant reduction in the delay of long AND domino gate with repeaters.

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          GLSVLSI '00: Proceedings of the 10th Great Lakes symposium on VLSI
          March 2000
          196 pages
          ISBN:1581132514
          DOI:10.1145/330855

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