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Design of CNTFET based Domino Wide OR Gates using Dual Chirality for Reducing Subthreshold Leakage Current

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The leakage current is prime concern in the modern portable battery operated device. Therefore, various techniques using MOSFET and FinFET devices are presented and their performance is evaluated and compared. To further reduce the leakage current for improved battery backup in portable devices, new devices namely Carbon Nano Tube Field Effect transistors (CNTFETs) can be used for design of different digital circuits. In this paper, subthreshold leakage power of dual chiral CNTFET based domino circuit is investigated and also the results are compared with single chiral CNTFET domino circuits. For better performance, threshold voltage of CNTFET in critical path is varied by changing the diameter or chirality of carbon nanotube. The subthreshold leakage power saving is observed in dual chiral standard and LECTOR based domino circuits for OR2, OR4, OR8 & OR16 for low temperature (25 °C) and high temperature (110 °C) with low and high input ranges. For high temperature & high input ranges, the simulation results show power saving from 89.65—97.86% and from 91.85—99.76% when compared with single chiral standard and LECTOR based domino circuits, respectively.

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I would like to express my deep and sincere gratitude to Head of Department Dr. Kavita Khare and Director MANIT Dr. N. S. Raghuvanshi, for their constant encouragement and valuable suggestions, which served as a source of inspiration for this work.

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Highlights

The major contributions of the paper are as follows:

1. A comprehensive analysis on the state-of-the-art leakage reduction techniques.

2. An analysis of the leakage reduction using CNTFET devices.

3. An improved leakage reduction technique using dual chiral CNTFET in standard footerless and LECTOR based domino circuits.

4. The simulation results show subthreshold leakage current reduction upto 97.3% at 25 °C and 99.76% at 110 °C.

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Magraiya, V.K., Gupta, T.K. & Garg, B. Design of CNTFET based Domino Wide OR Gates using Dual Chirality for Reducing Subthreshold Leakage Current. Silicon 14, 8695–8706 (2022). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12633-021-01623-1

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