2013
DOI: 10.1080/00207217.2012.751325
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A general structure of all-edges-triggered flip-flop based on multivalued clock

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“…These TFFs, however, are not sensitive to all the TCLK edges (TEs) with redundant edges. According to [4], the quad‐edge‐triggered flip‐flop based on TCLKs can be designed, which is sensitive to all the four TEs. This contributes to less power consumption.…”
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“…These TFFs, however, are not sensitive to all the TCLK edges (TEs) with redundant edges. According to [4], the quad‐edge‐triggered flip‐flop based on TCLKs can be designed, which is sensitive to all the four TEs. This contributes to less power consumption.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, owing to the fundamental physical limitations in the scaling of the CMOS process, such as the heat dissipation problem, short‐channel effects, quantum tunnelling and high leakage power, next generation nanoelectronic devices are being developed, such as the resonant tunnelling devices and quantum‐dot cellular automata. These devices are often of multiple states and could play a better device in multivalued circuits, rather than binary circuits [4]. To make full use of the next‐generation devices, more attention should be paid to multivalued logic.…”
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