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Design of Low-Power, Area Efficient 2-4 and 4-16 Mixed-Logic Line Decoders


K.Mariya Priyadarshini, Vipul Agarwal, R.S. Ernest Ravindran, T.Hareesh, B.Harsha, G.V. Kalayan
Abstract

CMOS innovation is one of the most well-known innovation in the PC chip structure industry and comprehensively utilized today to shape incorporated circuits in various and changed applications. The present PC recollections, CPUs and phones utilize this innovation because of a few key preferences. For an example, line decoders. The line decoder is a combinational circuits to which ā€˜nā€™ no .of information sources are given as inputs and the yield is 2^n dependent on the chosen information Anyway the power dissemination is seen to be high and the essential explanation for ascend in power is because of increment in number of transistors. Traditional strategies use static CMOS circuit to actualize the plan. Anyway the power dissemination is seen to be high and the essential purpose for ascend in power is because of increment in number of transistors. Here the proposed structure uses blended rationale strategy and GDI logic to construct decoder which altogether diminishes the transistor's include that outcomes in low control utilization. Contrasted and blended rationale the GDI gives better outcome in control utilization and further more defer decrease. Both typical and a rearranging decoder plans are actualized. The proposed decoder can work at low supply voltage and it discovers its space in low power applications. Exploratory results uncover that the proposed circuits present a critical improvement as far as power, postponement and number of transistor and it beats the ordinary CMOS based design.

Volume 11 | 08-Special Issue

Pages: 2961-2971