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    Group 2 team members :

    (9760117)(9770117)

    VLSI Final Project

    Research of Comparison of 4-input NAND gates

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    TOPIC 4

    COMPARE 4-INPUT NAND GATESSHOWN BELOW

    Style # Trans Ease Ratioed? Delay Power

    Comp

    Static

    8 1 no 3 1

    CPL* 12 + 2 2 no 4 3

    domino 6 + 2 4 no 2 2 + clk

    DCVSL* 10 3 yes 1 4

    1.Coms Static

    NAND

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    DRC, LVS & PEX Verification

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    NAND

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    Static Logic Styles

    Conventional CMOS, in combination with pass-gate logic, allows very efficient

    implementation of simple gates (e.g. NAND/NOR, AOI/OAI) having only few transistors

    and nodes, and a small delay due to the single inversion level.

    The disadvantages lie in the large PMOS transistors resulting in high input capacitances

    and area requirements, and the weak output driving capability caused by series

    transistors.

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    2.(51 NAND

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    NAND Inverter(for output) Inverter(for input)

    Simulatio

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    Wp(um) - Wp(um) 1.5u Wp(um) 3u

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    Wn(um) 0.

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    Wn(um) 1u Wn(um) 2.5u

    mn 1 mn 1 mn 1

    Complementary pass-transistor logic(CPL) benefits from the small input capacitances

    (NMOS network only), the fast differential stage, and the good output driving capability

    (output inverter), making the implementation of complex gates (e.g. full-adders) very

    efficient. On the other hand, the large number of nodes and transistors and the two

    inversion levels result in relatively inefficient CPL implementations of simple gates.

    Usually, pull-up PMOS transistors are necessary for swing restoration.

    Larger short-circuit currents and higher wiring overhead (dual-rail signals) compared to

    CMOS also increase power consumption.

    Swing restored pass-transistor logic (SRPL) and double pass-transistor logic (DPL) are

    closely related to CPL and are also considered in the subsequent comparisons.

    3.)42.34 NAND

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    LAKER

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    DRC, LVS & PEX Verification

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    The circuit family used in our designs maintains a direct relationship to the performance,

    power, noise tolerance, and time to market of a design. The robustness and ease of

    mapping combinational functions to static logic are significant advantages that keep this

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    logic family at the forefront of our design world. However, other logic families hold

    distinct advantages in terms of power and performance over traditional static logic

    design.

    Circuit Comparison

    a domino implementation of a six-gate two-input NAND pipeline is 40% faster with 21%

    less peak switching energy than a static implementation driving an identical load.

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    LAKER

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    DRC, LVS & PEX Verification

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    The advantages of high functionality with few pass-transistors and of small input

    capacitances in theCPL style are partially undone by the need for swing restoration

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    circuitry, dual-rail encoding, and the resulting wiring overhead, which becomes a crucial

    factor in deep submicron.

    The presented investigation results show that for most simple and complex logic gates

    and under realistic circuit conditions conventional CMOS combined with pass-gate

    logic performs much better than CPL and related logic styles if low power is concerned.

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