I need a crystal oscillator in standard TSMC 0.18um or the equivalent. TSMC's standard cells don't seem to have been designed with power as a consideration, IIRC they're about
100uW/MHz for the higher-frequency pads. I'm hoping for something about a tenth that, if possible, at 16MHz. It doesn't need to drive anything, we can buffer it as needed. It's OK to take two pins and should run from a 1.8V supply. Industrial temp range (-40 to +85) at least, though most applications are in a room-temperature enviroment.I'm aware of Vittoz' 1988 paper that everyone references, and have it along with a number of others gleaned from IEEE. Much as I'd like to learn about the intricacies of crystal oscillator design, I need something proven.
Thanks for any and all help.
Steve
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