A 0.4-V, 0.138-fJ/cycle single-phase-clocking redundant-transition-free 24T flip-flop with change-sensing scheme in 40-nm CMOS

This paper presents an extremely low-voltage and low-power single-phase-clocking redundant-transition-free flip-flop (FF), named change-sensing FF (CSFF). By utilizing a local change-sensing scheme for eliminating redundant transitions of internal clocked nodes, CSFF does not consume any dynamic pow...

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Main Authors: Le, Van Loi, Li, Juhui, Chang, Alan, Kim, Tony Tae-Hyoung
Other Authors: School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Format: Journal Article
Language:English
Published: 2020
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Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/10356/145239
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author Le, Van Loi
Li, Juhui
Chang, Alan
Kim, Tony Tae-Hyoung
author2 School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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Le, Van Loi
Li, Juhui
Chang, Alan
Kim, Tony Tae-Hyoung
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description This paper presents an extremely low-voltage and low-power single-phase-clocking redundant-transition-free flip-flop (FF), named change-sensing FF (CSFF). By utilizing a local change-sensing scheme for eliminating redundant transitions of internal clocked nodes, CSFF does not consume any dynamic power when there is no data activity. Measurement results from a test chip fabricated in 40-nm CMOS technology show that CSFF saves up to 90% power dissipation at 5% data activity without additional transistors compared to the conventional transmission-gate FF (TGFF). CSFF consumes only 0.138 fJ/cycle, which is 84% lower than that of TGFF, at 0.4 V and 10% activity. In addition to the significant improvement in power and energy efficiencies, CSFF also enhances performance and minimum operating voltage. The test chip measurement demonstrates successful operations of CSFF down to 0.19 V and the delay improvement of 37% compared to TGFF in the supply voltage range of 0.4-1 V.
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spelling ntu-10356/1452392020-12-15T07:44:14Z A 0.4-V, 0.138-fJ/cycle single-phase-clocking redundant-transition-free 24T flip-flop with change-sensing scheme in 40-nm CMOS Le, Van Loi Li, Juhui Chang, Alan Kim, Tony Tae-Hyoung School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering Engineering::Electrical and electronic engineering Latches Transistors This paper presents an extremely low-voltage and low-power single-phase-clocking redundant-transition-free flip-flop (FF), named change-sensing FF (CSFF). By utilizing a local change-sensing scheme for eliminating redundant transitions of internal clocked nodes, CSFF does not consume any dynamic power when there is no data activity. Measurement results from a test chip fabricated in 40-nm CMOS technology show that CSFF saves up to 90% power dissipation at 5% data activity without additional transistors compared to the conventional transmission-gate FF (TGFF). CSFF consumes only 0.138 fJ/cycle, which is 84% lower than that of TGFF, at 0.4 V and 10% activity. In addition to the significant improvement in power and energy efficiencies, CSFF also enhances performance and minimum operating voltage. The test chip measurement demonstrates successful operations of CSFF down to 0.19 V and the delay improvement of 37% compared to TGFF in the supply voltage range of 0.4-1 V. 2020-12-15T07:43:13Z 2020-12-15T07:43:13Z 2018 Journal Article Le, V. L., Li, J., Chang, A., & Kim, T. T.-H. (2018). A 0.4-V, 0.138-fJ/cycle single-phase-clocking redundant-transition-free 24T flip-flop with change-sensing scheme in 40-nm CMOS. 1558-173X https://hdl.handle.net/10356/145239 10.1109/JSSC.2018.2863946 10 53 2806 2817 en IEEE Journal of Solid-State Circuits © 2018 Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE). All rights reserved.
spellingShingle Engineering::Electrical and electronic engineering
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Le, Van Loi
Li, Juhui
Chang, Alan
Kim, Tony Tae-Hyoung
A 0.4-V, 0.138-fJ/cycle single-phase-clocking redundant-transition-free 24T flip-flop with change-sensing scheme in 40-nm CMOS
title A 0.4-V, 0.138-fJ/cycle single-phase-clocking redundant-transition-free 24T flip-flop with change-sensing scheme in 40-nm CMOS
title_full A 0.4-V, 0.138-fJ/cycle single-phase-clocking redundant-transition-free 24T flip-flop with change-sensing scheme in 40-nm CMOS
title_fullStr A 0.4-V, 0.138-fJ/cycle single-phase-clocking redundant-transition-free 24T flip-flop with change-sensing scheme in 40-nm CMOS
title_full_unstemmed A 0.4-V, 0.138-fJ/cycle single-phase-clocking redundant-transition-free 24T flip-flop with change-sensing scheme in 40-nm CMOS
title_short A 0.4-V, 0.138-fJ/cycle single-phase-clocking redundant-transition-free 24T flip-flop with change-sensing scheme in 40-nm CMOS
title_sort 0 4 v 0 138 fj cycle single phase clocking redundant transition free 24t flip flop with change sensing scheme in 40 nm cmos
topic Engineering::Electrical and electronic engineering
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Transistors
url https://hdl.handle.net/10356/145239
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