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Asynchronous Primitives in CML

Asynchronous Primitives in CML. High-Speed and Low-power VLSI 97.575 Winter 2003 Professor: M. Shams Prepared by: Masoud Mashhouri. Introduction. In this presentation, CML gates and their advantages and disadvantages are discussed.

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Asynchronous Primitives in CML

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  1. Asynchronous Primitives in CML High-Speed and Low-power VLSI 97.575 Winter 2003 Professor: M. Shams Prepared by: Masoud Mashhouri

  2. Introduction • In this presentation, CML gates and their advantages and disadvantages are discussed. • Also, a summary of a brief description of Asynchronous circuit is presented. • It is the main goal of this project to integrate the CML primitives into Asynchronous circuits.

  3. Virtues of CML • Due to less number of PMOS transistors the input capacitance of these gates is lower than conventional CMOS. Therefore the speed is higher. • And,…the area is also much smaller than conventional CMOS. • Switching Noise non-existent, therefore the ground bounce is minimized. This is ideal for High-Frequency Application.

  4. Draw-Backs • It has a constant power dissipation due to the continuous current through the current source. • Cascading is difficult due to the low output driving power.

  5. CML Basic Elements [Ref. 2]

  6. Modified CML Basic Elements Inverter Type (1) Inverter Type (2) Inverter [Ref. 1]

  7. Modified CML Universal Gates Type (1) Universal Gate Type (2) Universal Gate [Ref. 1]

  8. Modified CML Basic ElementsD-Flip-Flops Type(1) D-Latch Type(2) D-Latch

  9. Asynchronous Circuit Asynchronous Circuit have better performance. Among all other advantages, we can list: • No power dissipation when circuit is Idle. • No Clock network • No concern about clock skew • No power dissipation due to a clock network • Noise Immunity • Modularity • Technology Migration is easier in Asynchronous circuits.

  10. Asynchronous Circuit Configurations Four -  Request Sender Receiver Acknowledge

  11. Four -  Timing Diagram Request Request Acknowledge Sender Receiver Phases Data Data Acknowledge

  12. Two - Timing Diagram Phases Acknowledge Request Request Acknowledge 1 0 Sender Receiver Data

  13. Primitives of Asynchronous Circuits WIRE a b IWIRE b a JOIN a c b MERGE a c M b MERGE b a c

  14. Implementation of “JOIN”: C-Elements (Truth Table)

  15. Implementation of “JOIN”: C-Elements (State Diagram) JOIN a c b [Ref. 3]

  16. C-Elements and Its Implementations (CMOS)-1 Sutherland’s Circuit

  17. C-Elements and Its Implementations (CMOS)-2 Van Berkel’s Circuit Martin’s Circuit [Ref. 4]

  18. Project Schedule • April 1-7:Study, Preparation and Preliminary Design. • April 8-19: Final Design,Testing and Simulation. • April 20-28: Project Finalizing and Report preparation. • May 5: Project Final Presentation.

  19. Conclusion • In this presentation a brief description of CML and Asynchronous circuits were discussed. • This presentation provides the background for the project at hand.

  20. References • 1.Kamran Irvani, Farshid Saleh, et. Al. “ Clock and Data recovery for 1.25 Gb/s Ethernet Transceiver in 0.35 µm CMOS”. • 2.Jason Musicer, M. Eng. Thesis. • 3.Maitham Shams, et al, “Asynchronous Circuits”. • 4.Maitham Shams, et al, “ A Comparison of CMOS Implementations of an Asynchronous Circuit Primitive: the C-Element”.

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