Design and selection of buffers for minimum power-delay product

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Abstract

Using explicit modeling of delays we present and discuss real design conditions of CMOS buffers from the viewpoint of power dissipation. Efficiency of buffer implementation is first studied through the definition of limit for buffer insertion. Closed form alternatives to the design for minimum power-delay product are then proposed in terms of this limit. Validations are obtained through SPICE simulations on two stage inverter arrays. Applications are given to standard cell library in comparing implementations for different selection alternatives.

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Turgis, S., Azemard, N., & Auvergne, D. (1996). Design and selection of buffers for minimum power-delay product. In Proceedings of the 1996 European Conference on Design and Test, EDTC 1996 (pp. 224–228). Association for Computing Machinery, Inc. https://doi.org/10.1109/EDTC.1996.494153

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