Design of GDI based 4-Bit Multiplier using Low Power Adder Cells
E. J. Priyanka, S. Vanitha, P. C. Rupa, Nishant Kumar, B. Vigneshraja
Abstract
E. J. Priyanka, S. Vanitha, P. C. Rupa, Nishant Kumar, B. Vigneshraja
Abstract
Gate Diffusion input (GDI) a new technique of designing lowpower digital combinational circuit is described. This technique allows reduction in power consumption, transistor count, propagation delay and area of digital circuits. This approach allows implementation of a wide range of complex logic functions using only two transistors. GDI proposes and compared with traditional CMOS. Comparison of GDI transistor count with CMOS is presented. . Simulation result shows that the propose GDI has better performance in terms of power consumption and transistor count in compared to CMOS design. In our paper, we designed the 4*4 array multiplier based on GDI and the simulations are performed by CADENCE VIRTUOSO based on 180nm CMOS technology with the supply voltage of 0.7V.
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Gate Diffusion input (GDI) a new technique of designing lowpower digital combinational circuit is described. This technique allows reduction in power consumption, transistor count, propagation delay and area of digital circuits. This approach allows implementation of a wide range of complex logic functions using only two transistors. GDI proposes and compared with traditional CMOS. Comparison of GDI transistor count with CMOS is presented. . Simulation result shows that the propose GDI has better performance in terms of power consumption and transistor count in compared to CMOS design. In our paper, we designed the 4*4 array multiplier based on GDI and the simulations are performed by CADENCE VIRTUOSO based on 180nm CMOS technology with the supply voltage of 0.7V.
Key concepts: CMOS, Transistor, Transistor count, Adder, Multiplier (economics), 4-bit, Computer science, Cadence