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FDSTDL: Low‐power technique for FinFET domino circuitsGarg et al., 2019
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- Garg S
- Gupta T
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- International Journal of circuit Theory and applications
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Major issues in designing low‐power high‐speed VLSI circuits are propagation delay, power consumption, and noise tolerance. This paper describes fin field‐effect transistor (FinFET) technology for the design of low‐power VLSI circuits. FinFET uses two gates (front …
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