Steve Howard

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2007
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Yikui Dong, Steve Howard, Freeman Zhong, Scott Lowrie, Ken Paradis, Jan Kolnik, Jeff Burleson:
AC-coupling strategy for high-speed transceivers of 10Gbps and beyond. VLSI-SoC 2007: 84-87
2006
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S. Sridharan, Sripriya R. Bandi, Clyde Washburn, Ponnathpur R. Mukund, Jan Kolnik, Ken Paradis, Steve Howard, Jeff Burleson:
A universal common-source and common-drain model for 1-20GHz frequency range. ISCAS 2006
2005
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Sripriya R. Bandi, Clyde Washburn, P. R. Mukund, Jan Kolnik, Minxuan Liu, Ken Paradis, Steve Howard, Jeff Burleson:
Accurate performance prediction of multi-GHz CML with data run-length variations. ISCAS (5) 2005: 5103-5106
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Tejasvi Das, Clyde Washburn, P. R. Mukund, Steve Howard, Ken Paradis, Jung-Geau Jang, Jan Kolnik, Jeff Burleson:
Effects of Technology and Dimensional Scaling on Input Loss Prediction of RF MOSFETs. VLSI Design 2005: 295-300

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