Payam Heydari

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Published: 1993
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2006
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Payam Heydari, Ravindran Mohanavelu:
A 40-GHz Flip-Flop-Based Frequency Divider. IEEE Trans. Circuits Syst. II Express Briefs 53-II(12): 1358-1362 (2006)
2005
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Ravindran Mohanavelu, Payam Heydari:
A novel 40-GHz flip-flop-based frequency divider in 0.18μm CMOS. ESSCIRC 2005: 185-188
2004
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Payam Heydari, Ravindran Mohanavelu:
Design of ultrahigh-speed low-voltage CMOS CML buffers and latches. IEEE Trans. Very Large Scale Integr. Syst. 12(10): 1081-1093 (2004)
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Ravindran Mohanavelu, Payam Heydari:
A novel ultra high-speed flip-flop-based frequency divider. ISCAS (4) 2004: 169-172
2003
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Payam Heydari, Ravindran Mohanavelu:
Design of ultra high-speed CMOS CML buffers and latches. ISCAS (2) 2003: 208-211

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