Charge sharing reduction by applying intrinsic parallelism...

Electronic digital logic circuitry – Clocking or synchronizing of logic stages or gates – Field-effect transistor

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C326S093000, C326S094000, C326S095000, C326S096000, C326S097000, C326S098000, C326S112000, C326S119000, C326S121000

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07095252

ABSTRACT:
The present invention relates to dynamic hardware logic of computer processors. In particular, it relates to a method and respective system for operating a dynamic logic circuit implementing some predetermined logic function with reduced charge sharing. In order to further reduce charge sharing it is proposed to provide a predetermined number of pre-engineered switching arrangements (24, 26, 28) implementing the same logic function with a different combinatorial distribution of input variables (A, B, C), wherein each arrangement is connected between said precharged node of higher potential and a lower potential.

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