DESIGNING and ANALYSIS of GATES BASED on ADIABATIC LOGIC
Abstract
Due to various advantages, CMOS are being widely used in designing of LSI(Large Scale Integration) & VLSI(Very Large Scale Integration).However there are some other sources present in CMOS which are responsible for the power dissemination that can be pigeonholed as follows: Dynamic Power Consumption, Short Circuit Currents, Leakage Current.To reduce this power consumption another CMOS logic family called the adiabatic switching logic based on adiabatic switching principle. The adiabatic logic structure significantly decreases the power scattering. The switching technique puts forward a methodology to reuse the energy put away in the load capacitors as opposed to the conventional method which used to release the energy of capacitors into the ground and squandering this energy.Presnt paper discusses the standards of adiabatic logic, its arrangement and classification of different adiabatic logic circuits. An endeavor has been made in this paper to change 2PASCL (Two Phase adiabatic Static CMOS Logic) adiabatic logic circuit by replacing the MOS diode with simple PN diode which decreases the impact of Capacitances at high clock frequency.Downloads
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