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Driving a capacitive load without dissipating fCV^2
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Abstract
Output pad drivers often contribute a large part of the total power dissipation of a chip, due to the large capacitive load they drive. Here, we describe a driver capable of significant reduction of this dissipation, for given values of voltage swing, load capacitance, and switching frequency, without performance loss. We accomplish this by stepwise charging, an inductor-free form of adiabatic charging.
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@misc{svensson1994driving,
title = {Driving a capacitive load without dissipating fCV^2},
author = {Lars J. Svensson and J.G. Koller},
year = {1994},
pages = {100--101},
doi = {10.1109/lpe.1994.573220},
}
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