Abstract:In this paper two ultra high speed carbon nanotube FullAdder cells are presented. First design uses two transistors, two resistors and seven capacitors and the second one uses four transistors and seven capacitors. The first design is faster and the second one consumes less power. Simulation results illustrate significant improvement in terms of speed and Power-Delay Product (PDP).

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Recently multiple valued logic has attracted the attention of digital system designers. Scalable threshold voltage values of carbon nanotube field-effect transistors (CNFETs) can easily be utilised for multiple-V t circuit designs. In this study, a novel energy-efficient method for designing one-digit adder is proposed. The suggested design employ ternary multiplexers to select successor and predecessor of input trits for the output node values. This study describes the novel ternary multiplexer, successor and predecessor cells. The proposed full adder design is evaluated using HSPICE simulation with the standard 32 nm CNFET technology under different operational conditions, including different supply voltages, variation of output load and various operational temperatures. In addition, the sensitivity to process variations of the design is investigated. Finally, the proposed designs are compared with state-of-the-art ternary circuits and based on the simulation results, the proposed full adder cell decreases the power consumption up to 2.3 times lower than the best existing techniques in the literature.