Adiabatic dynamic noninverting circuitry

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1993-05-28

1995-12-19

Hudspeth, David R.

Electronic digital logic circuitry

Signal sensitivity or transmission integrity

326 96, H03K 19096

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054771641

ABSTRACT:
An adiabatic dynamic non-inverter circuit is a mechanism by which a logic level signal and its inverse are simultaneously available in dynamic logic circuitry without significant power dissipation. The principles of this non-inverter circuit are used to create an exclusive-or gate which also does not dissipate significant power. Both of these circuits employ simplified circuit topologies.

REFERENCES:
Merkle, "Reversible Electronic Logic Using Switches", paper submitted to Nanotechnology, Sep., 1992.
Younis and Knight, "Practical Implementation of Charge Recovering Asymptotically Zero Power CMOS", paper presented at Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Oct., 1992.

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