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Low‐power high‐speed full adder for portable electronic applications
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Low-power ElectronicsElectrical EngineeringElectronic DevicesEngineeringHigh-speed ElectronicsVlsi DesignMixed-signal Integrated CircuitPortable Electronic ApplicationsComputer EngineeringCmos Process TechnologyHspice SimulationsIntegrated CircuitsDigital Circuit DesignPower ElectronicsMicroelectronicsFull AdderPower Electronic Devices
A low‐power, high‐speed full adder (FA), abbreviated as LPHS‐FA, is presented as an elegant way to reduce circuit complexity and improve the performance thereof. Employing as few as 15 MOSFETs in total, an LPHS‐FA requires 60–73% fewer transistors than other existing FAs with drivability. For validation purpose, HSPICE simulations are conducted on all the proposed and referenced FAs based on the TSMC 0.18‐μm CMOS process technology. The LPHS‐FA is found to provide a 20.4–21.2% power saving, a 12.3–67.0% delay time reduction and a 35–102% reduction in power delay product compared with the referenced FAs. In short, an LPHS‐FA is presented in a concise form as a high‐performance FA in practical applications.
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