Every logic style has certain advantages for a specific application. Therefore, it is essential to introduce and investigate different logic styles. Differential cascode voltage switch logic (DCVSL) with the inherent redundancy is known to be an ideal logic style for error detection applications. This study combines ternary static DCVSL (SDCVSL) with dynamic logic (DL) to realise ternary dynamic DCVSL (DDCVSL) by means of a single power source. At first, it is shown that why the same static-to-dynamic conversion method in binary logic fails to operate correctly in ternary logic. Then, two solutions are given. Static power dissipation and switching activity are particularly dealt with in the second proposed ternary DDCVSL to reduce power consumption. The new designs are simulated and tested by using HSPICE simulator and 32 nm Stanford carbon nanotube field effect transistor model. Simulation results and comparisons with a vast range of conventional and state-of-the-art competitors show prominence and great potential for the new ternary circuit methodology. For example, the authors second proposed ternary DDCVSL AND/NAND has 19.7, 37.4, and 60.5% higher performance than some famous static ternary logic styles such as CMOS-like, SDCVSL, and pseudo N-type, respectively, in terms of energy consumption.
Abstract-Today, multipliers are included as substantial keys of many systems with high efficiency such as FIR filters, microprocessors and processors of digital signals. The efficiency of the systems are mainly evaluated by their multipliers capability since multipliers are generally the slowest components of a system while occupying the most space.Multiple Valued Logic reduces the number of the required operations to implement a function and decreases the chip surface. Carbon Nanotube Field Effect Transistors (CNTFET) are considered as good substitutes for Silicon Transistors (MOSFET). Combining the abilities of Carbon Nanotubes Transistors with the advantages of Multiple Valued can provide a unique design which has a higher speed and less complexity.In this paper, a new multiplier is presented by nanotechnology using a ternary logic that improves the consuming power, raises the speed and decreased the chip surface as well.The presented design is simulated using CNTFET of Stanford University and HSPICE software, and the results are compared with other instances.Index Terms-CNTFET, Multi-valued logic (MVL), Multiplier, ternary logic, carbon nanotube.
Abstract-Today, XML has become one of the important formats of saving and exchanging data. XML structure flexibility enhances its use, and the content of XML documents is increasing constantly. As a result, since file management system is not able to manage such content of data, managing XML documents requires a comprehensive management system. With the striking growth of such databases, the necessity of accelerating the implementing operation of queries is felt. In this paper, we are searching for a method that has required ability for a large set of queries; the method that would access fewer nodes and would get the answer through a shorter period of time, compared to similar ways; the method which has the ability of matching with similar ways indicator, and can use them to accelerate the queries. We are seeking a method which is able to jump over the useless nodes and produces intermediate data, as compared to similar ones. A method by which nodes processing are not performed directly and automatically through a pattern matching guide.
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