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Dr.RANGANAHAN, KRISHNA REDDY, D., SUBRAMANIAN, D., PRAKASH, G., ESWARAIAH, K., & ADAIKALAKUMAR, D. (2021). TWO-STEP TDC CMOS RESOLUTION WITH BUILT-IN COARSE GAIN CALIBRATION BY PULSE-SHRINKING FINE STAGE. *Journal of Science & Technology*, *06*(01), 185–194. https://doi.org/10.46243/jst.2021.v6.i01.pp185-194

@article{drranganahan2021twostep,
  author    = {Dr.RANGANAHAN and KRISHNA REDDY, Dr.EDARA and SUBRAMANIAN, Dr.SHIVA and PRAKASH, G and ESWARAIAH, K and ADAIKALAKUMAR, Dr.P},
  title     = {{TWO-STEP TDC CMOS RESOLUTION WITH BUILT-IN COARSE GAIN CALIBRATION BY PULSE-SHRINKING FINE STAGE}},
  journal   = {Journal of Science \& Technology},
  year      = {2021},
  month     = {jan},
  volume    = {06},
  number    = {01},
  pages     = {185--194},
  publisher = {Longman Publishers},
  issn      = {2456-5660},
  doi       = {10.46243/jst.2021.v6.i01.pp185-194},
  url       = {https://doi.org/10.46243/jst.2021.v6.i01.pp185-194},
  language  = {en},
  abstract  = {This article proposes a computerized converter (TDC) solution that can meet a broad range of knowledge and fine-time goals at the same time. The proposed TDC utilizes a beat contracting (PS) plot for a precise target and two-advance (TS) engineering for a larger range in the second phase. The suggested PS TDC solves the undesired non-uniform contracting rate issue that plagues conventional PS TDCs by using an assumed counterbalance beat and a balance beat width detecting method. Due to sign spread and extension fraud between coarse and fine phases, the proposed TS architecture achieves nonlinearity with a few methods, resulting in an inferred coarse increase adjustment mechanism. The replication findings in a 0.18-m normal CMOS innovation show 2.0-ps targetsand 16-piece go connected to 130-ns input time interim of 0.08-mm2 area in a TDC modification. With an 18.0 maws 1.8-V supply, it has a single-shot accuracy of 1.44 ps and operates at 3.3 MS/s.}
}

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AB  - This article proposes a computerized converter (TDC) solution that can meet a broad range of knowledge and fine-time goals at the same time. The proposed TDC utilizes a beat contracting (PS) plot for a precise target and two-advance (TS) engineering for a larger range in the second phase. The suggested PS TDC solves the undesired non-uniform contracting rate issue that plagues conventional PS TDCs by using an assumed counterbalance beat and a balance beat width detecting method. Due to sign spread and extension fraud between coarse and fine phases, the proposed TS architecture achieves nonlinearity with a few methods, resulting in an inferred coarse increase adjustment mechanism. The replication findings in a 0.18-m normal CMOS innovation show 2.0-ps targetsand 16-piece go connected to 130-ns input time interim of 0.08-mm2 area in a TDC modification. With an 18.0 maws 1.8-V supply, it has a single-shot accuracy of 1.44 ps and operates at 3.3 MS/s.
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