Abstract
A new sense-amplifier-based flip-flop is presented. The output latch of the proposed circuit can be considered as an hybrid solution between the standard NAND-based set/reset latch and the NC-/sup 2/MOS approach. The proposed flip-flop provides ratioless design, reduced short-circuit power dissipation, and glitch-free operation. The simulation results, obtained for a 0.25-/spl mu/m technology, show improvements in the clock-to-output delay and the power dissipation with respect to the recently proposed high-speed flip-flops. The new circuit has been successfully employed in a high-speed direct digital frequency synthesizer chip, highlighting the effectiveness of the proposed flip-flop in high-speed standard cell-based applications.
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