A 30-Gb/s sub-baud-rate (SBR) wireline receiver consists of a continuous-time-linear equalizer, a one-tap decision-feedback equalizer, and a clock and data recovery (CDR) circuit using only differential 7.5-GHz quarter-rate clocks. A current-integrating summer with an extra-data-canceling (EDC) technique allows the receiver to operate at a two-phase quarter-rate clocking and achieve low power in the clock distribution. The proposed receiver fabricated in a 28-nm CMOS technology occupies 0.1 mm <tex-math notation="LaTeX">²</tex-math> and consumes 18 mW.
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