Pavel V. Petkov

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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Keywords: dblp, XML, computer science, scholarly publications, metadata

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2010
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Rex Kho, David Boursin, Martin Brox, Peter Gregorius, Heinz Hoenigschmid, Bianka Kho, Sabine Kieser, Daniel Kehrer, Maksim Kuzmenka, Udo Moeller, Pavel Veselinov Petkov, Manfred Plan, Michael Richter, Ian Russell, Kai Schiller, Ronny Schneider, Kartik Swaminathan, Bradley Weber, Julien Weber, Ingo Bormann, Fabien Funfrock, Mario Gjukic, Wolfgang Spirkl, Holger Steffens, Jörg Weller, Thomas Hein:
A 75 nm 7 Gb/s/pin 1 Gb GDDR5 Graphics Memory Device With Bandwidth Improvement Techniques. IEEE J. Solid State Circuits 45(1): 120-133 (2010)
2009
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Rex Kho, David Boursin, Martin Brox, Peter Gregorius, Heinz Hoenigschmid, Bianka Kho, Sabine Kieser, Daniel Kehrer, Maksim Kuzmenka, Udo Moeller, Pavel Veselinov Petkov, Manfred Plan, Michael Richter, Ian Russell, Kai Schiller, Ronny Schneider, Kartik Swaminathan, Bradley Weber, Julien Weber, Ingo Bormann, Fabien Funfrock, Mario Gjukic, Wolfgang Spirkl, Holger Steffens, Jörg Weller, Thomas Hein:
75nm 7Gb/s/pin 1Gb GDDR5 graphics memory device with bandwidth-improvement techniques. ISSCC 2009: 134-135

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