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Three phase domino logic circuit

Shakeri et al., 2002

Document ID
16914777867325549104
Author
Shakeri K
Meindl J
Publication year
Publication venue
15th Annual IEEE International ASIC/SOC Conference

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The speed and area advantage of domino logic circuits compared to static logic circuits makes them a favorite choice for the critical path of high performance processors. However they suffer from low noise margin. Noise is not scaling at the same rate as the supply …
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