In this paper (split into Part I and II), an extensive comparison of existing flip-flop (FF) classes and topologies is carried out. In contrast to previous works, analysis explicitly accounts for effects that arise in nanometer technologies and affect the energy-delay-area tradeoff (e.g., leakage and the impact of layout and interconnects). Compared to previous papers on FFs comparison, the analysis involves a significantly wider range of FF classes and topologies. In particular, in this Part I, the comparison strategy, which includes the simulation setup, the energy-delay estimation methodology and an overview of an optimum design strategy [24], together with the introduction of the analyzed FF classes and topologies, are reported
In this paper, a general and complete design flow for nanometer flip-flops (FFs) is presented. The p...
In this paper, a general and complete design flow for nanometer flip-flops (FFs) is presented. The p...
In this paper, a comparison of the most representative flip-flop (FF) topologies in a 65-nm CMOS tec...
In this paper (split into Part I and II), an extensive comparison of existing flip-flop (FF) classes...
In this paper (split into Part I and II), an extensive comparison of existing flip-flop (FF) classes...
In this paper (split into Part I and II), an extensive comparison of existing flip-flop (FF) classes...
In this Part II of the paper, a comparison of the most representative flip-flop (FF) classes and top...
In this Part II of the paper, a comparison of the most representative flip-flop (FF) classes and top...
In this Part II of the paper, a comparison of the most representative flip-flop (FF) classes and top...
In this Part II of the paper, a comparison of the most representative flip-flop (FF) classes and top...
This book provides a unified treatment of Flip-Flop design and selection in nanometer CMOS VLSI syst...
In this paper, a comparison of representative Dual-Edge-Triggered flip-flop topologies is carried ou...
In this paper, a comparison of representative Dual-Edge-Triggered flip-flop topologies is carried ou...
In this paper, a comparison of representative Dual-Edge-Triggered flip-flop topologies is carried ou...
In this paper, a general and complete design flow for nanometer flip-flops (FFs) is presented. The p...
In this paper, a general and complete design flow for nanometer flip-flops (FFs) is presented. The p...
In this paper, a general and complete design flow for nanometer flip-flops (FFs) is presented. The p...
In this paper, a comparison of the most representative flip-flop (FF) topologies in a 65-nm CMOS tec...
In this paper (split into Part I and II), an extensive comparison of existing flip-flop (FF) classes...
In this paper (split into Part I and II), an extensive comparison of existing flip-flop (FF) classes...
In this paper (split into Part I and II), an extensive comparison of existing flip-flop (FF) classes...
In this Part II of the paper, a comparison of the most representative flip-flop (FF) classes and top...
In this Part II of the paper, a comparison of the most representative flip-flop (FF) classes and top...
In this Part II of the paper, a comparison of the most representative flip-flop (FF) classes and top...
In this Part II of the paper, a comparison of the most representative flip-flop (FF) classes and top...
This book provides a unified treatment of Flip-Flop design and selection in nanometer CMOS VLSI syst...
In this paper, a comparison of representative Dual-Edge-Triggered flip-flop topologies is carried ou...
In this paper, a comparison of representative Dual-Edge-Triggered flip-flop topologies is carried ou...
In this paper, a comparison of representative Dual-Edge-Triggered flip-flop topologies is carried ou...
In this paper, a general and complete design flow for nanometer flip-flops (FFs) is presented. The p...
In this paper, a general and complete design flow for nanometer flip-flops (FFs) is presented. The p...
In this paper, a general and complete design flow for nanometer flip-flops (FFs) is presented. The p...
In this paper, a comparison of the most representative flip-flop (FF) topologies in a 65-nm CMOS tec...