Low Power Adiabatic Logic Using Diode Connected DC Biased PFAL

The term 'adiabatic' comes from 'thermodynamics', which describes a process wherein which no energy exchange with the environment, and hence, no dissipation energy loss takes place. The use of adiabatic logic principle in designing of low power circuits, is continuously growing, and is proving to be a better selection in comparison to other conventional circuits. This work briefs various adiabatic logic families and proposes a new adiabatic logic family 'DCDB-PFAL'.

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Akash Agrawal has received his M.Tech with specialization in VLSI & Embedded Systems from MANIT Bhopal, India. He has completed his graduation in Electronics and Telecommunication Engg. from SGSITS Indore, India. His research interests include study of low power VLSI devices with recent work done in low power adiabatic logic devices.

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The term 'adiabatic' comes from 'thermodynamics', which describes a process wherein which no energy exchange with the environment, and hence, no dissipation energy loss takes place. The use of adiabatic logic principle in designing of low power circuits, is continuously growing, and is proving to be a better selection in comparison to other conventional circuits. This work briefs various adiabatic logic families and proposes a new adiabatic logic family 'DCDB-PFAL'.