Wayne Wei-Ming Dai

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Published: 1993
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1997
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Joe G. Xi, Wayne Wei-Ming Dai:
Useful-Skew Clock Routing with Gate Sizing for Low Power Design. J. VLSI Signal Process. 16(2-3): 163-179 (1997)
1996
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Joe G. Xi, Wayne Wei-Ming Dai:
Useful-Skew Clock Routing With Gate Sizing for Low Power Design. DAC 1996: 383-388
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Joe G. Xi, Wayne Wei-Ming Dai:
Jitter-tolerant clock routing in two-phase synchronous systems. ICCAD 1996: 316-320
1995
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Joe G. Xi, Wayne Wei-Ming Dai:
Buffer Insertion and Sizing Under Process Variations for Low Power Clock Distribution. DAC 1995: 491-496
1993
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Qing Zhu, Wayne Wei-Ming Dai, Joe G. Xi:
Optimal sizing of high-speed clock networks based on distributed RC and lossy transmission line models. ICCAD 1993: 628-633

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