Among the assorted logic styles used in fostering the integrated circuits, the domino logic styles offers higher speed and smaller transistor count as compared to the static cmos circuits. However the domino logic suffers from lower noise immunity and higher power dissipation due to the problem of charge sharing and sub-threshold leakage currents. In this paper some of the earlier proposed techniques to reduce the power consumption of the domino circuits like Dual threshold voltage (DTV) and Dual threshold voltage-voltage scaling(DTVS) have been analyzed. A novel stacked transistors Dual threshold voltage (ST-DTV) approach which deploys DTV technique with stacked transistors together with a voltage regulated static keeper is analyzed to abate the total power dissipation of the circuit together with a better Power delay product (PDP). The ST-DTV design is tested on a 3input OR gate and a 4x1 multiplexer at 90nm technology on multiple voltages and frequencies. Tanner tool EDA v13.0 is used for simulation.
This paper presents post layout simulations of a new 8T full adder cell using a new 3T XOR gate implemented by pMOS transistors only. This proposed design operates efficiently in super threshold region to achieve ultra low power and hence reduced power-delay product (PDP). The proposed design demonstrates its superiority against existing adder in terms of power-delay product, temperature sustainability and noise immunity. It also shows remarkable improvement in threshold loss as compared to existing 8T full adder for certain input combinations. Therefore, the proposed design outperforms the existing adder and proves to be an optimal option for low power and energy efficient applications. All the post-layout simulations have been performed at 45nm technology on Tanner EDA tool version 13.0.
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