B7 Final Project
B7 Final Project
CONTENTS
ABSTRACT
OBJECTIVES
INTRODUCTION
EXISTING METHOD
PROPOSED METHOD
SOFTWARE TOOL
SIMULATED RESULTS
CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
ABSTRACT
• We implement some novel design ideas which will have less number of
transistors along with variable length and width of the transistors to
implement the addition.
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OBJECTIVE
• This study focus more on reducing the layout area of the adder
design which in turn minimize the power Area, Power and
Speed are the three major optimization goals in the filed of VISI
domain.
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EXISTING PROBLEM
• Since there are millions and millions of transistors are being integrated to
perform the function of the device, there is a huge amount of power is
being dissipated. This cause a major problem with reliability, since the chip
becomes heater.
• During the sleep or idle state of the device the transistors may leak some
current like reverso-biased PN junction leakage current, sub-threshold
current, etc. This is being referred to as static or leakage power dissipation
which is a major problem nowadays because of shrinking the technology.
Earlier this is not a major issue where the number of transistors are
minimum in a device.
• But with many more transistors, this will be a quite reasonable amount
compared to the dynamic power. By reducing the width or increasing the
length of a transistor, this leakage current can be minimized.
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FULL ADDER SCHEMATIC DESIGN
• An efficient adder design which dissipates low power may help to reduce the
overall power of the system.
FULL ADDER SCHEMATIC DESIGN
PROPOSED TECHNIQUE
• An efficient adder design which dissipates less power may help to reduce
the overall power of the system. The full adders with A. B. C in as inputs
and Sum, Cout as outputs can be implemented in several ways. It is
expressed as in Eq. 1, which is the most traditional method.
• Sum= A ⨁ B ⨁ Cin
• Cout = A.B+ Cin.(A ⨁ B)
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TOOLS
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DSCH2-SHORTCUT
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MICROWIND2-SHORTCUT
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SAMPLE OUTPUT
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IMPLEMENTATION OF FULL ADDER
CONVENTIONAL STYLE
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IMPLEMENTATION OF FULL ADDER USING
6T-XOR DESIGN
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IMPLEMENTATION OF FULL ADDER USING 4T-XOR
DESIGN
• This work can also be implemented in future with other kind of fast
adder sub-systems like carry look-ahead adder, carry-skip adder,
ripple carry adder, carry chain adders, etc. ECAD tools like Digital
Schematic (DSCH) and Microwind layout editor are used to
implement this study
FUTURE SCOPE
• Same study can be further extended to multiplier circuits
like array multipliers and Wallace-Tree multipliers.
Multipliers can be designed efficiently using carry-save
adders. Since, the multiplier can be designed using adders,
this study helps to design multipliers with low power.
REFERENCES
• D. Radhakrishnan, “Low-voltage low-power CMOS full adder,” IEE Proc.-Circuits Devices
Syst., vol. 148, no. 1, pp. 19–24, Feb. 2001.
• Haghparast, M. and K. Navi, 2007. A novel reversible full adder circuit for nanotechnology
based systems. J. Applied Sci., 7: 3995-4000.
• Hu, J., X. Yu and J. Chen, 2011. New low-leakage flip-flops with power-gating scheme for
ultra-low power systems. Inform. Technol. J., 10: 2161-2167.
• Implementation of Low Power 1-bit Hybrid Full Adder using 22 nm CMOS Technology
Keerthana M Ravichandran T Electronics and Communication Engineering Electronics and
Communication Engineering SNS College of Technology (Anna University) SNS College of
Technology (Anna University) Coimbatore, Tamilnadu Coimbatore, Tamilnadu