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Asynchronous Domino Logic Pipeline Based ECRL

Priya et al., 2016

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Document ID
8628149542721560505
Author
Priya K
Indhumathi A
Chandrasekar R
Publication year
Publication venue
Research Journal of Advanced Engineering and Science

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This project presents a high-throughput and ultralowpower asynchronous domino logic pipeline design method, targeting to latch-free and extremely fine-grain or gate-level design. The data paths are composed of a mixture of dual-rail and single-rail domino gates. Dual-rail …
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