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Synthesizable delay line architectures for digitally controlled voltage regulators
Voltage regulators used in the integrated circuit (IC) industry require precise voltage regulation. In digitally controlled switching converters, this precise voltage regulation is achieved by high resolution digital pulse width modulators (DPWM). Digital delay lines can be used to generate the puls...
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2013
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