Low-Voltage ULSI Design
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The advent of personal data processing and communication, coupled with device miniaturization, has been pushing ULSI's toward lower voltage operation. However, as long as the silicon ULSI circuits are used around room temperature, there will be a limit. Various approaches to reducing the operating voltage will be discussed, with special emphasis placed on device physics, and analog and digital circuit configurations. The low-energy limit is discussed with a comparison to a biological system in order to develop enlightening implications to the future directions.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics Vol.E76-C No.5 pp.748-753
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- 1993/05/25
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Katsuhiro SHIMOHIGASHI, Koichi SEKI, "Low-Voltage ULSI Design" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E76-C, no. 5, pp. 748-753, May 1993, doi: .
Abstract: The advent of personal data processing and communication, coupled with device miniaturization, has been pushing ULSI's toward lower voltage operation. However, as long as the silicon ULSI circuits are used around room temperature, there will be a limit. Various approaches to reducing the operating voltage will be discussed, with special emphasis placed on device physics, and analog and digital circuit configurations. The low-energy limit is discussed with a comparison to a biological system in order to develop enlightening implications to the future directions.
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