Norman K. James

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2007
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Joshua Friedrich, Bradley D. McCredie, Norman K. James, Bill Huott, Brian W. Curran, Eric Fluhr, Gaurav Mittal, Eddie Chan, Yuen H. Chan, Donald W. Plass, Sam G. Chu, Hung Q. Le, Leo Clark, John R. Ripley, Scott A. Taylor, Jack DiLullo, Mary Yvonne Lanzerotti:
Design of the Power6 Microprocessor. ISSCC 2007: 96-97
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Norman K. James, Phillip J. Restle, Joshua Friedrich, Bill Huott, Bradley D. McCredie:
Comparison of Split-Versus Connected-Core Supplies in the POWER6 Microprocessor. ISSCC 2007: 298-604
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Alan J. Drake, Robert M. Senger, Harmander Deogun, Gary D. Carpenter, Soraya Ghiasi, Tuyet Nguyen, Norman K. James, Michael S. Floyd, Vikas Pokala:
A Distributed Critical-Path Timing Monitor for a 65nm High-Performance Microprocessor. ISSCC 2007: 398-399
2006
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Michael G. R. Thomson, Phillip J. Restle, Norman K. James:
A 5GHz Duty-Cycle Correcting Clock Distribution Network for the POWER6 Microprocessor. ISSCC 2006: 1522-1529

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