Abstract

Advances in sub-micron technologies make low power consumption and delay a major concern for present day systems. These parameters play a critical role in the performance of most widely used wide fan-in-dynamic logic gates. These wide fan-in dynamic gatesare employed in designing high speed tag comparators which are critical blocks of cache memory. The Stack-Scheme Clocked-Bleeder Domino (SS-CBD)tries to have an insight on a 40-bit tag comparator in terms of power consumption and noise immunity to produce a high-performancelogic style. The approach limits the voltage swing at the dynamic node with the helpof stack transistor employed between dynamic node and clocked bleeder transistor. This technique will reduce the overall power consumption and improves the gate speed for constant noise immunity. The observation is carried out with 1 GHz clock frequency and 0.9 V supply at 27 0C temperature using Cadence Virtuoso Spectre and Layout editor for GPDK 90 nm CMOS technology.

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