Design of 8-Bit ALU Design using GDI Techniques with Less Power and Delay

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Arithmetic Logic Unit (ALU) is a substantial fragment of microchip. Cutting-edge computerized processors, legitimate and math activity accomplishes making use of ALU. This paper depicts an 8-Bit ALU operating with a lowest power 11-Transistor Full Adder (11-T FA) and Gate dispersion input (GDI) centered MUX. All structures were simulated using Tanner EDA software version-15 with 32 nanometer BSIM4 innovation. Execution examinations were furnished as for voltage, power, postponement and power delay item. In this paper 8-bit ALU operated in subthreshold region, selected 0.7 VDD for maintain the both power as well as delay. In 8-bit ALU of GDI proposed model, less than 82% power consumption reduced as compare with CMOS 8-Bit ALU due to voltage level improvement.

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Design of 8-Bit ALU Design using GDI Techniques with Less Power and Delay. (2019). International Journal of Recent Technology and Engineering, 8(4), 10083–10088. https://doi.org/10.35940/ijrte.d9544.118419

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