Singh et al., 2014 - Google Patents
An efficient full adder design using different logic stylesSingh et al., 2014
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- Singh N
- Kaur M
- Singh A
- Jain P
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- International Journal of Computer Applications
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The paper discusses a comparative study of full adders with various logic style of designing. Logic style affects the switching capacitance, transition activity, short circuit current and delay. Various logic styles have been compared taking full adder as a reference circuit and …
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