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Publications (10)


Performance Analysis of VLSI Circuits in 45 nm Technology
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January 2020

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M. Venkata Ramanaiah

Fig. 3: N x N Vedic Multiplier
Fig. 6: Simulation output for the proposed design
Fig. 7: Power calculation for the proposed design
Fig 8: Power dissipation of proposed and existing system Power dissipation reduced by 6 percent by using Vedic Multiplier and reversible logic gates shown in Fig.8 RTL Schematic for the proposed Multiplier block shown below.
Fig. 9: RTL Schematic for the multiplication block
VLSI Design and Synthesis of Reduced Power and High Speed ALU Using Reversible Gates and Vedic Multiplier
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January 2020

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Figure 5: Fin FET 26T 4:1 multiplexer Schematic It is determined from the Figure five, The phvt and nhvt transistors schematic chart comprise of Fin Pitch ar 48nm, Load capacitance is 10fF, at provide voltage from 1Volts. Customary of Fin FET 26T 4:1 multiplexer schematic chart was completed utilizing Cadence 18nm innovation.
Figure 6: Conventional of Fin FET 26T 4:1 Multiplexer Output Waveform at 20MHz.
Low Power, High Speed and Low Area of Fin FET 4:1Multiplexer VLSI Circuit Design in 18nm Technology

September 2019

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International Journal of Recent Technology and Engineering (IJRTE)

In this paper, a Fin FET 4:1Multiplexer utilizing 24 transistors has been proposed. The proposed Fin FET 24T 4:1 Multiplexer is developed utilizing in Cadence 18 nm innovation. The proposed outcomes are contrasted and the prior real structure. We have diminished two transistors by utilizing Morgan's laws contrasted and the prior real plan. Customary of Fin FET 4:1 Multiplexer utilizing 26 transistors as far as power, postponement and zone. It is played out the Dynamic power is diminished by 47.77%, Leakage Power is diminished 29.09% and Static Power is diminished by 14.61%. It is likewise understood that the postponement is diminished by 94.13% and territory is diminished by 40.74% for 24 transistors Fin FET 4:1Multiplexer in Cadence 18nm Technology.



Fig. 2: block diagram of data storage block digital filter output y. The term wi (n) denotes the tap weight at the nth iteration generated from the adaptive algorithm. And the μ is the step-size parameter used as a scaling factor.
Fig. 4: Transposed structure of LMS algorithm
Fig. 5:LMS filter core
Design of a low power adaptive LMS filter for filtering different input signals

This paper presents a low power adaptive LMS filter for filtering sine wave, square wave and sine-squarewaveforms which contains the noiseand to check how better the results are obtained after filtering. The Least Mean Square (LMS) algorithm used to process the signal in many DSP applications and filter uses the processed signal to generate further filter coefficients. Verilog HDL language is used to model the algorithm and synthesized using Xilinx ISE. Mentor Graphics Questasim tool is used to obtain the simulation results in the form of analog format. Due to adaptation of the coefficients, the proposed method reduces the power consumption. The power is calculated using Xilinx power estimator by targeting to FPGA.From the results, observed that adaptive filter efficiently working well for filtering noise from all types of waves like sine wave, square wave and sine-square wave signals. The observed results improved 46 % in area and 23 % in power consumption for the proposed system when compared to conventional FIR filter.




Design and Estimation of Power Optimisation and Area for 4 bit Carry look ahead adder using Cadence

Adders are main component used in Digital signal processing (DSP) and are usually used in the digital integrated circuits. In Very-large-scale integration (VLSI) application delay, power and area are the necessary factors for any digital circuits. This paper presents 4 bit Carry Look ahead adder mapped in Cadence Encounter(R) RTL Compiler Version v14.20-s013_1. By efficiently mapping in cadence tool, area, power and delay are decreased. The results of mapping are viewed using RTL synthesis tool in cadence VIRTUOSO at 180 nm and 45nm technology, 1.8V and 0.7V. Based on digital signal processing (DSP) architectures, the code for low power is generated using 4 bit Carry Look ahead adder.


Design of low power high speed full adder cell with XOR/XNOR logic gates

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This present paper, a 3 transistor XNOR gate is proposed. The proposed XNOR gate is designed using CADENCE EDA tool and simulated using the SPECTRE VIRTUOSO at 180 nm technology. The proposed results are compared with the previous existing designs in terms of power and delay. It is observed that the power consumption is reduced by 65.19 % for three transistor XNOR gate and 48.11% for eight transistor full adder. It is also observed that the delay is reduced by 31.82% for three transistors XNOR gate and 28.76% for eight transistors full adder.


Mapping of five input wallace tree using cadence tool for low power, low area and high speed

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Now a days, low power Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) circuit plays an important role in designing efficient energy saving electronic systems for high speed performance. In VLSI, low power dissipation is the main criterion in many electronic devices out of speed, area, etc., like mobile phones, laptops, high speed work stations etc., Due to the integration of many components on the VLSI circuit designs, power consumption is getting increased. Over a period, power management has become a major issue and challenging task for improving the battery life time and reducing the charging time in the electronic handheld devices. This paper presents five input Wallace tree and carry save adder are mapped into Cadence Encounter(R) RTL Compiler Version v14.20-s013_1. By efficiently mapping into cadence tool, area, power and delay are decreased. The results of mapping are viewed using RTL synthesis tool in cadence VIRTUOSO at 180 nm technology and 1.8V. Based on DSP architectures, the code for low power is generated using five input Wallace tree and carry save adder.

Citations (5)


... The multiplexer output is decided by the selecting lines. Multiplexers can also be used to implement Boolean functions of multiple variables and are used extensively in many VLSI applications, communication, image processing, video editing, and circuit design [4]. The main consideration of FinFET technology is to maintain less power consumption. ...

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FinFET based Design and Performance Evolution of Multiplexers
Low Power, High Speed and Low Area of Fin FET 4:1Multiplexer VLSI Circuit Design in 18nm Technology

International Journal of Recent Technology and Engineering (IJRTE)

... Reversible logic produces higher power consumption and a significant amount of energy dissipation because of information loss in standard design methods [5,6]. The power usage and delay are critical in Digital signal processing (DSP) design and manufacturing, which are the primary design parameters of DSP devices for high-performance application [7,8]. In the DSP application, the multiplier is critical. ...

VLSI Design and Synthesis of Reduced Power and High Speed ALU Using Reversible Gates and Vedic Multiplier

... The deviation tendency of PDP is approximately the same as that of the propagation delay shown in Fig.7. The performance of CMOS inverter depends on its propagation delay and power dissipation [13]. With an increase in the NMOS width (W ), drive current will also increase which will reduce the discharge time of load. ...

Performance Analysis of VLSI Circuits in 45 nm Technology
  • Citing Chapter
  • January 2020

... There are two types of compensation strategies. One strategy is automatic balancing realized mainly through notch filter [6], LMS filter [7], repeated control [8], [9], iterative search [10] and sliding mode interference observer [11]. The purpose of this method is to prevent the susceptor vibration caused by the unbalanced force, but the eccentricity of the rotor may increase, which will result in an increase in the unbalanced magnetic pull. ...

Low power and area efficient FIR filter using adaptive LMS algorithm
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  • April 2017