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We present a three-stage triple-latch feedforward fully dynamic comparator, with an achievable data rate of 13.5 Gb/s and a BER-12for input amplitudes as small as 5 mVpp-diff. The combination of a high gain three-stage configuration and an extra parallel feedforward path results in a maximum CLK-OUT delay of only 26.8 ps and a delay slope of 6.4 ps/decade. Furthermore, the cascaded triple-latch architecture with minimized stacking enables aCM) and supply (VDD) range. The prototype comparator in 28-nm bulk CMOS dissipates 2.2 mW at 13.5 Gb/s and 5 mVpp-difffrom a 1-V supply, for a core area of 78 μm2.
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