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  • Phase Jitter of Carrier Recovery Using Fourth-Power Multiplier for QPSK and QAM Transmission

    Kazuhiro MIYAUCHI  Takahiro NAGAI  Masataka KATO  Shigeo OHUE  

     
    PAPER-Radio Communication

      Vol:
    E80-B No:5
      Page(s):
    755-762

    In bandlimited QPSK and QAM transmission systems, phase jitter occurs in the output of a carrier recovery circuit that uses a fourth-power multiplier. To analyze the phase jitter, an exact expression was derived for the autocorrelation function and power spectral density for the case in which bandlimited Gaussian noise and a QPSK or QAM signal with random modulation and arbitrary waveform are simultaneously applied to the fourth-power multiplier. Using this expression, the rms phase jitter of the recovered carrier in root-cosine-rolloff transmission systems for QPSK, 16QAM, 64QAM and 256QAM was calculated. It was shown that the conventional theories for rectangular waveforms are special cases of our theory.

  • Programming and Program-Verification Methods for Low-Voltage Flash Memories Using a Sector Programming Scheme

    Katsutaka KIMURA  Toshihiro TANAKA  Masataka KATO  Tetsuo ADACHI  Keisuke OGURA  Hitoshi KUME  

     
    PAPER

      Vol:
    E78-C No:7
      Page(s):
    832-837

    Programming and program-verification methods for low-voltage flash memories using the Fowler-Nordheim tunneling mechanism for both programming and erasure are described. In these memories, a great many memory cells on a selected word line, such as 512-bytes worth of cells, are programmed at the same time for high-speed programming. The bit-by-bit programming/verification method can precisely control threshold-voltage deviation of programmed memory cells on the selected word line for low voltage operation. By using an internal program-end detection circuit, the completion of program mode can be checked for in one clock cycle, without reading out 512-bytes of data from the memory chip to the external controller. Moreover, the variable pulse-width programming method reduces the total number of verifications.

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