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On Bridging Faults in ECL Circuits

The Fifth International Conference on VLSI Design, 2005
With the recent achievement of lower power and higher densi- ties, ECL technology is txpected to be used widely in high per- formance digital circuits. Recent investigations have revealed that bridging faults can be a major failure mode in ICs. This paper presents a detailed analysis of bridging faults in ECL. Eflects of bridging faults between logical
Sankaran M. Menon   +2 more
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Bridging Faults in Pipelined Circuits

Journal of Electronic Testing, 2000
This paper analyzes the detectability of resistive bridging faults in CMOS (micro)-pipelined circuits. Logic and electrical level detection conditions are provided for functional and Iddq testing techniques. The kind of operations and the sensitivity to dynamic fault effects of pipelined circuits make such conditions more complex than in the ...
Michele Favalli, Cecilia Metra
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Circuits, handles, bridges and nets

1991
This paper introduces two new structural objects for the study of nets: handles and bridges. They are shown to provide sufficient, although not necessary, conditions of good behaviour for general ordinary nets, as well as a new characterisation of structural liveness and structural boundedness for the subclass of Free Choice nets. This characterisation
Javier Esparza, Manuel Silva Suárez
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Circuit for readout and linearisation of sensor bridges

Proceedings of the 30th European Solid-State Circuits Conference, 2004
This work presents a general concept for the linearisation of impedance bridges with circuit components changing in only one polarity. The method can be applied for DC or AC bridges using resistive, capacitive or inductive circuit elements. The linearisation can conveniently be integrated with the readout circuit resulting in a highly linear sensor ...
Ger de Graaf, Reinoud F. Wolffenbuttel
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A Comparator Bridge Circuit

IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics and Control Instrumentation, 1969
This paper describes a bridge circuit which was designed to perform a comparison between a temperature which is the controlled variable in a feedback control system, and a reference input or set point value. The feedback system was designed to control a certain heat transfer process.
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Various Behaviors of Wien-Bridge Circuit and Quasi-Wien-Bridge Circuit in Different Situations

2012 Spring Congress on Engineering and Technology, 2012
Detail behaviors of Wien-bridge circuit and three more similar circuits are revealed by adopting new loop gain expression and proper analyses which including complex-domain analysis and phasor analysis. An amplifier is also introduced to testify the realistic loop gain in phasor form for each oscillator.
Hongbing Yu, Qixing Chen
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A temperature-compensated bridge circuit

1993 IEEE Instrumentation and Measurement Technology Conference, 2002
A bridge circuit is developed for canceling temperature drifts of resistive sensors. It consists basically of two half bridges with a common reference arm, each one followed by a differential amplifier. The gains of the amplifiers are adjusted such that the half-bridge output voltages due to temperature variation of sensors cancel each other.
M. Matsuno   +3 more
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Bridged graphs, circuits and Fibonacci numbers

Applied Mathematics and Computation, 2017
Abstract Series-parallel two-terminal graphs and corresponding unit resistor circuits are well explored. Here we expand the ideas to exclusive-bridged graphs and unit resistor circuits. We proof that both types of circuits have rational resistances whereof numerators and denominators of reduced fractions are smaller or equal to the Fibonacci number
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Design and Optimization of Wheatstone Bridge Adjustment Circuit for Resistive Sensors

IEEE Sensors Journal, 2023
Fenglei Ni, Yuanfei Zhang, Hong Liu
exaly  

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