State-of-the-art multichip modules for avionics

Hagge, J.K.

doi:10.1109/33.124190

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“…MCM technologies have significant advantages over the conventional PCB technologies including electrical and thermal performance, reliability, size and weight. Applications for MCM technology range from telecommunications [l], to avionics [2], to high performance computing [3].…”

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Clock design and analysis for a superconductive crossbar switch

Dunn

Vichot

Piket-May

et al.

1997 Proceedings 47th Electronic Components and Technology Conference

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As supercomputers continue to move towards more powerful processors and parallelixation, fast switching structures to route data signals between processors and shared memory become essential, and in fact, may be a primary limiting factor in overall computational throughput. The fast switching network under consideration in this paper is a crossbar switch employing superconducting Josephson Junction (JJ) and Multichip module (MCM) technologies. This paper focuses on the design and simulation of the clock distribution network, located within the MCM, that will provide the necessary timing mechanism for data signals traveling through the crossbar switch.

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confidence: 99%