Asynchronous Design Methodology for an Efficient Implementation of Low power ALU
P. Manikandan, B.D. Liu, Lih‐Yih Chiou, Gnanadesigan Naveen Sundar, C. R. Mandal
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P. Manikandan, B.D. Liu, Lih‐Yih Chiou, Gnanadesigan Naveen Sundar, C. R. Mandal
Abstract
The paper presents a design technique for implementing asynchronous ALUs with CMOS domino logic and delay insensitive dual rail four-phase logic. It ensures economy in silicon area and potentially for low power consumption. The design has been described and implemented to achieve high performance in comparison with the synchronous and available asynchronous design. The experimental result shows significant reduction in the number of transistors as well as delay
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The paper presents a design technique for implementing asynchronous ALUs with CMOS domino logic and delay insensitive dual rail four-phase logic. It ensures economy in silicon area and potentially for low power consumption. The design has been described and implemented to achieve high performance in comparison with the synchronous and available asynchronous design. The experimental result shows significant reduction in the number of transistors as well as delay
Key concepts: Asynchronous communication, Computer science, Domino logic, Asynchronous circuit, Domino, Logic synthesis, Reduction (mathematics), CMOS