The use of arithmetic operators in a self-restored current mode CMOS multiple-valued logic design architecture

This paper discusses the usage of arithmetic sum and diff operators in a self-restored architecture for current-mode CMOS Multiple-Valued Logic (MVL) design. The self-restored architecture consists of an input block, a control block and an output block. The arithmetic operators can be used in the in...

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Published inProceedings / International Symposium on Multiple-Valued Logic pp. 100 - 105
Main Authors Teng, H.Y., Bolton, R.J.
Format Conference Proceeding Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published IEEE 2001
Subjects
Arithmetic
CMOS logic circuits
Kirchhoff's Law
Logic design
Logic functions
Minimization
Signal design
Switches
Synthesizers
Wiring
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ISBN9780769510835
0769510833
ISSN0195-623X
DOI10.1109/ISMVL.2001.924561

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Summary:This paper discusses the usage of arithmetic sum and diff operators in a self-restored architecture for current-mode CMOS Multiple-Valued Logic (MVL) design. The self-restored architecture consists of an input block, a control block and an output block. The arithmetic operators can be used in the input block and output block separately or in combination. The average circuit size of certain MVL functions can be reduced significantly.
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ISBN:9780769510835
0769510833
ISSN:0195-623X
DOI:10.1109/ISMVL.2001.924561