Low power CMOS and adiabatic arithmetic units

In these years, logic circuits intend to develop towards low energy consumption. Therefore, adiabatic logic was brought up to tackle the problem. In this dissertation, adiabatic theory was introduced and adiabatic logic's, including ECRL, CEPAL and CAL were presented and simulated in C...

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Main Author: Meng, Xing
Other Authors: Lau Kim Teen
Format: Thesis
Language:English
Published: 2015
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10356/64772
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description In these years, logic circuits intend to develop towards low energy consumption. Therefore, adiabatic logic was brought up to tackle the problem. In this dissertation, adiabatic theory was introduced and adiabatic logic's, including ECRL, CEPAL and CAL were presented and simulated in Cadence. Power Consumption were compared in various periods. Then five 1-bit adders, conventional CMOS, dynamic, CEPAL, ECRL and CAL were simulated. Power consumption in different supply voltages and periods were compared. Then, 8-bit adders using adiabatic logic's were designed and simulated. At last, conclusions were drawn from the simulation results.
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spelling ntu-10356/647722023-07-04T15:24:20Z Low power CMOS and adiabatic arithmetic units Meng, Xing Lau Kim Teen School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering DRNTU::Engineering In these years, logic circuits intend to develop towards low energy consumption. Therefore, adiabatic logic was brought up to tackle the problem. In this dissertation, adiabatic theory was introduced and adiabatic logic's, including ECRL, CEPAL and CAL were presented and simulated in Cadence. Power Consumption were compared in various periods. Then five 1-bit adders, conventional CMOS, dynamic, CEPAL, ECRL and CAL were simulated. Power consumption in different supply voltages and periods were compared. Then, 8-bit adders using adiabatic logic's were designed and simulated. At last, conclusions were drawn from the simulation results. Master of Science (Electronics) 2015-06-04T02:00:52Z 2015-06-04T02:00:52Z 2014 2014 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/10356/64772 en 71 p. application/pdf
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title_full Low power CMOS and adiabatic arithmetic units
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