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As CMOS technologies continue to scale well into sub-100nm, there are a number of effects that might change the tradeoffs involved in logic circuit implementation. If gate oxide thicknesses continue to shrink in the absence of other modifications, gate leakage currents will become more significant than subthreshold leakage. This would exacerbate the growing problem of energy consumption, significantly increasing static power. In addition, gate leakage currents would have a negative impact on noise margins. This could very well have an impact on the tradeoffs between various choices of logic…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
As CMOS technologies continue to scale well into
sub-100nm, there are a number of effects that might
change the tradeoffs involved in logic circuit
implementation. If gate oxide thicknesses continue to
shrink in the absence of other modifications, gate
leakage currents will become more significant than
subthreshold leakage. This would exacerbate the
growing problem of energy consumption, significantly
increasing static power. In addition, gate leakage
currents would have a negative impact on noise
margins. This could very well have an impact on the
tradeoffs between various choices of logic gate
implementations. In this thesis, I explore the
performance of monotonic static logic circuits in
this environment and their applications in high
performance low power VLSI circuits. The main goal of
this thesis is to provide a set of data to show the
usefulness of MS-CMOS logic family in sub-100nm CMOS
technologies. It is further intended to show that
MS-CMOS can be used along with static CMOS to achieve
a wider range of tradeoffs in VLSI circuits.
Autorenporträt
Ali Bastani: PhD in Electrical Engineering from Columbia
University, New York, NY.
Charles A. Zukowski: PhD in Electrical Engineering from
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA; Currently
Professor of Electrical Engineering at Columbia University, New
York, NY.