H. Nakaya, Y. Sasaki, N. Kato, F. Arakawa, T. Shimizu
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We describe an alternative cyclic synchronous mirror delay (ACSMD) for highly integrated SoCs of mobile application processors. ACSMD provides the following advantages: wide operational frequency range from 0.5 to 400 MHz, 0.08 mm2 chip area, and 6.13 mW power consumption @ 400 MHz operation. The chip area and power consumption are reduced by 95% of those of a conventional hierarchical SMD with the same operational frequency and resolution. Key circuit technologies are cyclic delay line, alternating use of three delay lines, and a new loop counter.