Introduction to Dual Mode Logic (DML)
This chapter discusses the concept behind DML. It presents DML basic architectures at the circuit level and describes the two modes of DML operation in detail. Specifically, it elaborates on the range of device-level topologies to construct a DML gate and
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Dual Mode Logic A New Paradigm for Digital IC Design
Dual Mode Logic
Itamar Levi • Alexander Fish
Dual Mode Logic A New Paradigm for Digital IC Design
Itamar Levi Faculty of Engineering Bar-Ilan University Ramat Gan, Israel
Alexander Fish Faculty of Engineering Bar-Ilan University Ramat Gan, Israel
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We are eternally grateful to our dear families who helped us be dual-mode fathers and husbands throughout the long period we spent writing this book. Without your support, we would never have been able to bring it to fruition. Dear Anat, my beautiful wife, and my wonderful children, Arad and Negev, thank you for putting up with me (or without me), Itamar. Dear Marianna, my beloved wife, and my beautiful children, Tom, Daniel and Yonatan, thank you for your support and constant reminders to work on the book whenever I had spare time, Alex.
Preface
Digital integrated circuits play an important role in the energy, performance, reliability, and cost targets of almost all electronic devices and silicon-based systems. Over the last four decades, conventional Static Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor (CMOS) Logic has become the dominant design methodology and is now widely used in the semiconductor industry. The advantages of CMOS design include strong “on” and “off” digital states, low leakage energy, high reliability, and simple physical implementation. These features have led to the standardization of CMOS, which has resulted in the development of CMOS-compatible EDA tools and CMOS-based digital libraries.
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