Tae-Sik Cheung

Yonsei University, Seoul, Seoul, South Korea

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Publications (3)4.19 Total impact

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    Article: A 1.8~3.2-GHz fully differential GaAs MESFET PLL
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    ABSTRACT: A 1.8~3.2-GHz fully differential phase-locked loop (PLL) is realized for asynchronous transfer mode clock generation applications. The PLL includes a new differential voltage controlled oscillator with the wide tuning range of 1.74~3.40 GHz and a new differential charge pump with improved hold characteristics. The PLL is implemented with 0.5-μm GaAs MESFET technology. The experimental results show that the proposed PLL has a lock range of 1.8~3.2 GHz and its output RMS jitter is at most 5.0 ps (0.015 UI) at 3.2 GHz
    IEEE Journal of Solid-State Circuits 05/2001; · 3.23 Impact Factor
  • Conference Proceeding: A novel charge pump PLL with reduced jitter characteristics
    Myoung-Su Lee, Tae-Sik Cheung, Woo-Young Choi
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    ABSTRACT: A new charge pump structure is proposed that can improve jitter characteristics of a Phase-Locked Loop (PLL) by blocking the control voltage leakages. The new structure also has low power consumption because it uses a self-biased method that switches the current flow only on demand. A PLL with the proposed charge pump is designed with 0.6 μm CMOS process technology and evaluated by post-layout simulation
    VLSI and CAD, 1999. ICVC '99. 6th International Conference on; 02/1999
  • Article: Phase/frequency detectors for high-speed PLL applications
    Sang-O Jeon, Tae-Sik Cheung, Woo-Young Choi
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    ABSTRACT: Two new phase/frequency detectors (PFDs) are proposed that can overcome the speed and jitter limitations of conventional PFD schemes. One of the proposed circuits has a reset time of 0.32 ns and the other a reset time of 0.03 ns during the phase-locked loop capture process, according to HSPICE simulation with 0.8 μm CMOS process parameters
    Electronics Letters 11/1998; · 0.96 Impact Factor

Institutions

  • 1998–2001
    • Yonsei University
      • Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
      Seoul, Seoul, South Korea