Delay Model Study of Single Ended Ring Oscillator (SERO)



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Submitted Jul 8, 2022
Published Aug 3, 2022
10.24018/ejece.2022.6.4.450

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In this study, a new general expression for the frequency of a SERO is constructed, which includes two additional variables, Kd and Rw, and improves upon the traditional equations by accounting for all analysis models and various width ratios. When compared with the the conventional equations, the proposed equation is a better alternate to study the frequency response when the width ratio is concerned parameter for researchers which is addressed by the variable Rw. A three stage SERO is simulated in 90 nm technology using Cadence Virtuoso platform to establish this equation. The value of Kd obtained remains almost equal which justifies the reason for using this approach traditionally to calculate the delay.

Keywords: frequency propagation delay single ended ring oscillator voltage controlled oscillator

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