Barry Daly

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2014
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Michael Bucher, Ravi T. Kollipara, Bruce Su, Liji Gopalakrishnan, Kashinath Prabhu, Pravin Kumar Venkatesan, Kambiz Kaviani, Barry Daly, William F. Stonecypher, Wayne D. Dettloff, Teva Stone, Fred Heaton, Yi Lu, Chris J. Madden, Sanath Bangalore, John C. Eble, Nhat Nguyen, Lei Luo:
A 6.4-Gb/s Near-Ground Single-Ended Transceiver for Dual-Rank DIMM Memory Interface Systems. IEEE J. Solid State Circuits 49(1): 127-139 (2014)
2013
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Kambiz Kaviani, Michael Bucher, Bruce Su, Barry Daly, Bill Stonecypher, Wayne D. Dettloff, Teva Stone, Kashinath Prabhu, Pravin Kumar Venkatesan, Fred Heaton, Ravi T. Kollipara, Yi Lu, Chris J. Madden, John C. Eble, Lei Luo, Nhat Nguyen:
A 6.4Gb/s near-ground single-ended transceiver for dual-rank DIMM memory interface systems. ISSCC 2013: 306-307
2012
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Masum Hossain, Kambiz Kaviani, Barry Daly, Makarand Shirasgaonkar, Wayne D. Dettloff, Teva Stone, Kashinath Prabhu, Brian Tsang, John C. Eble, Jared Zerbe:
A 6.4/3.2/1.6 Gb/s low power interface with all digital clock multiplier for on-the-fly rate switching. CICC 2012: 1-4

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