Four-phase micropipeline latch control circuits (1996) [48 citations — 3 self]
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@ARTICLE{Furber96four-phasemicropipeline,author = {Stephen B. Furber and Paul Day},
title = {Four-phase micropipeline latch control circuits},
journal = {IEEE Transactions on VLSI Systems},
year = {1996},
volume = {4},
pages = {247--253}
}
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Abstract:
Standard micropipelines use simple two-phase control circuits. The latches employed on AMULET1 are levelsensitive, so two- to four-phase converters are required in each latch controller. To avoid this overhead an investigation has been carried out into four-phase micropipeline control circuits; this has thrown up several design issues relating to cost, performance and safety, and forms a useful illustration of asynchronous design techniques.
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