circular clock?.. rotary wave?

.... and while I'm in here.

I just read an article in WSJ about a revolutionary way to clock digital circuits, a circular clock. I poked around the net and it seems real. Is this really going to have a practical impact. Will Intel be using this design within a few years? And will our clocking speeds leap forward again? Or, it this just the next big hype? Thanks

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werwer
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After reading the article, I'm going with this one.

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Anthony Fremont

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werwer

Sounds bogus to me. It's just a weird way to distribute a clock. And injection locking is notoriously flakey.

EE Times features a similarly-earth-shattering breakthrough every week. So far, I don't know of a single one that made it to reality.

They claim to be working on a fast, low-power ADC. Let's see.

John

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John Larkin

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