Threshold-gates in arithmetic circuits

Burwick, C.; Thomas, Marc; Dienstuhl, Jan; Goser, K.

doi:10.1109/icecs.2001.957620

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“…Output wired inverters discovered by Lerch [98]. [93]. Still, these TLGs are extremely fast, while exhibiting high power consumption (assumable when traded-off for speed), as well as narrow noise margins.…”

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VLSI implementations of threshold logic- a comprehensive survey

Beiu

Quintana

Avedillo

2003

IEEE Trans. Neural Netw.

196

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This paper is an in-depth review on silicon implementations of threshold logic gates that covers several decades. In this paper, we will mention early MOS threshold logic solutions and detail numerous very-large-scale integration (VLSI) implementations including capacitive (switched capacitor and floating gate with their variations), conductance/current (pseudo-nMOS and output-wired-inverters, including a plethora of solutions evolved from them), as well as many differential solutions. At the end, we will briefly mention other implementations, e.g., based on negative resistance devices and on single electron technologies.

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confidence: 99%