K. Ikeda, A. Yamagiwa, K. Ikuzaki, M. Fujita, A. Masaki, M. Asano
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This presentation will cover a mainframe chip set using three VLSIs containing 542K transistors, employing a rapid turn-around standard cell design methodology. Employing 1.3μm buld processing and controlled by an 8-phase clocking system, the chip operates with a cycle time of less than 60ns and an average propagation delay of less than 0.9ns.