This paper presents an ultra-low power and temperature-independent voltage detector with a post-fabrication programming method, and presents a theoretical analysis and measurement results. The voltage detector is composed of a programmable voltage detector and a glitch-free voltage detector to realize both programmable and glitch-free operation. The programmable voltage detector enables the programmable detection voltages in the range from 0.52V to 0.85V in steps of less than 49mV. The glitch-free voltage detector enables glitch-free operation when the supply voltage is near 0V. A multiple voltage copier (MVC) in the programmable voltage detector is newly proposed to eliminate the tradeoff between the temperature dependence and power consumption. The design consideration and a theoretical analysis of the MVC are introduced to clarify the relationship between the current in the MVC and the accuracy of the duplication. From the analysis, the tradeoff between the duplication error and the current of MVC is introduced. The proposed voltage detector is fabricated in a 250nm CMOS process. The measurement results show that the power consumption is 248pW and the temperature coefficient is 0.11mV/°C.
Teruki SOMEYA
University of Tokyo
Hiroshi FUKETA
University of Tokyo
Kenichi MATSUNAGA
NTT Corporation
Hiroki MORIMURA
NTT Corporation
Takayasu SAKURAI
University of Tokyo
Makoto TAKAMIYA
University of Tokyo
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Teruki SOMEYA, Hiroshi FUKETA, Kenichi MATSUNAGA, Hiroki MORIMURA, Takayasu SAKURAI, Makoto TAKAMIYA, "Design and Analysis of Ultra-Low Power Glitch-Free Programmable Voltage Detector Based on Multiple Voltage Copier" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E100-C, no. 4, pp. 349-358, April 2017, doi: 10.1587/transele.E100.C.349.
Abstract: This paper presents an ultra-low power and temperature-independent voltage detector with a post-fabrication programming method, and presents a theoretical analysis and measurement results. The voltage detector is composed of a programmable voltage detector and a glitch-free voltage detector to realize both programmable and glitch-free operation. The programmable voltage detector enables the programmable detection voltages in the range from 0.52V to 0.85V in steps of less than 49mV. The glitch-free voltage detector enables glitch-free operation when the supply voltage is near 0V. A multiple voltage copier (MVC) in the programmable voltage detector is newly proposed to eliminate the tradeoff between the temperature dependence and power consumption. The design consideration and a theoretical analysis of the MVC are introduced to clarify the relationship between the current in the MVC and the accuracy of the duplication. From the analysis, the tradeoff between the duplication error and the current of MVC is introduced. The proposed voltage detector is fabricated in a 250nm CMOS process. The measurement results show that the power consumption is 248pW and the temperature coefficient is 0.11mV/°C.
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