2021
DOI: 10.1109/tcad.2020.3015414
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A Formal Proof of PG Recurrence Equations of Parallel Adders

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“…To compare performance of different circuits, the following performance parameters are considered. 39,40 • Average power consumption: Since different input-output combinations in digital circuits lead to different power dissipations, it becomes necessary to analyze all input-output transitions. After getting power dissipation data of all input-out transition, average value of the power dissipations due to different input-output combinations is taken as the average power of a circuit.…”
Section: Circuit Simulation and Comparison Parametersmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…To compare performance of different circuits, the following performance parameters are considered. 39,40 • Average power consumption: Since different input-output combinations in digital circuits lead to different power dissipations, it becomes necessary to analyze all input-output transitions. After getting power dissipation data of all input-out transition, average value of the power dissipations due to different input-output combinations is taken as the average power of a circuit.…”
Section: Circuit Simulation and Comparison Parametersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Supply voltage for all simulations is set to 1 V and frequency is set to 100 MHz. To compare performance of different circuits, the following performance parameters are considered 39,40 Average power consumption: Since different input–output combinations in digital circuits lead to different power dissipations, it becomes necessary to analyze all input–output transitions.…”
Section: Circuit Simulation Parameters In Cadencementioning
confidence: 99%