IEEE Journal of Solid-State Circuits · 1999 · 158 citations · 12 references
EngineeringComputer EngineeringElectrical EngineeringComputer ArchitectureLow-power DesignMicroelectronicsClock Distribution NetworksClock ManagementDynamic Power ReductionLogic SynthesisLow-power Digital Circuit DesignTiming AnalysisDynamic Logic CircuitsFlip-flop ArchitectureFlip-flop DesignFlip-flopsHigh PerformanceLogic Gate ImplementationLow-power Flip-flop DesignSynchronization
In an attempt to reduce the pipeline overhead, a new family of edge-triggered flip-flops has been developed. The flip-flops belong to a class of semidynamic and dynamic circuits that can interface to both static and dynamic circuits. The main features of the basic design are short latency, small clock load, small area, and a single-phase clock scheme. Furthermore, the flip-flop family has the capability of easily incorporating logic functions with a small delay penalty. This feature greatly reduces the pipeline overhead, since each flip-flop can be viewed as a special logic gate that serves as a synchronization element as well.
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