A 65nm standard cell set and flow dedicated to automated asynchronous circuits design
Matheus T. Moreira, Bruno Oliveira, Julian J. H. Pontes, Ney Laert Vilar Calazans
Abstract
Matheus T. Moreira, Bruno Oliveira, Julian J. H. Pontes, Ney Laert Vilar Calazans
Abstract
This work proposes a new design flow for rapid creation and characterization of standard cell sets for asynchronous design. The flow is fully automated except for the cell layout generation step. It has been applied to the design of a standard cell set supporting the Teak asynchronous synthesis tool. Cells use a 65 nm gate length commercial CMOS process. An asynchronous RSA cryptography circuit provides the design flow validation.
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This work proposes a new design flow for rapid creation and characterization of standard cell sets for asynchronous design. The flow is fully automated except for the cell layout generation step. It has been applied to the design of a standard cell set supporting the Teak asynchronous synthesis tool. Cells use a 65 nm gate length commercial CMOS process. An asynchronous RSA cryptography circuit provides the design flow validation.
Key concepts: Asynchronous communication, Standard cell, Asynchronous circuit, Design flow, Computer science, Set (abstract data type), Logic synthesis, Integrated circuit design