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Project Code: TVMABE804

Project Title:DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF APPROXIMATE ADDER FOR ERROR TOLERANT APPLICATIONS

Project Code: TVMABE798

Project Title:Design And Performance Analysis of Approximate ALU

Project Code: TVMABE443

Project Title:Design and Investigation of a Delay-Controlled 8-Bit ALU

Project Code: TVMABE440

Project Title:Comparative Analysis of XOR Implementation using CMOS Logic and Domino Logic

Project Code: TVMABE294

Project Title:Design and implementation of 32x32 SRAM array for bio medical applications

Transistor Logic

Project Code: TVMABE295

Project Title:Design and implementation of 32x32 SRAM array for bio medical applications

Project Code: TVMABE296

Project Title:Design and implementation of Flash adc along with SAR ADC

Project Code: TVMABE300

Project Title:DESIGN OF COMPARATOR USING MEMRISTORS

Project Code: TVMABE301

Project Title:design and implementation of a Hybrid Ring Voltage-Controlled Oscillator (VCO)

Project Code: TVMABE303

Project Title:Design and implementation of 16 Bit SAR ADC for high resolution

Low Power VLSI| Transistor Logic

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S.no	Project Code	Project Name	Action
1	TVMABE804	DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF APPROXIMATE ADDER FOR ERROR TOLERANT APPL...
2	TVMABE798	Design And Performance Analysis of Approximate ALU
3	TVMABE443	Design and Investigation of a Delay-Controlled 8-Bit ALU
4	TVMABE440	Comparative Analysis of XOR Implementation using CMOS Logic and Domino...
5	TVMABE294	Design and implementation of 32x32 SRAM array for bio medical applicat... Transistor Logic
6	TVMABE295	Design and implementation of 32x32 SRAM array for bio medical applicat... Low Power VLSI
7	TVMABE296	Design and implementation of Flash adc along with SAR ADC
8	TVMABE300	DESIGN OF COMPARATOR USING MEMRISTORS
9	TVMABE301	design and implementation of a Hybrid Ring Voltage-Controlled Oscillat...
10	TVMABE303	Design and implementation of 16 Bit SAR ADC for high resolution Low Power VLSI\|Transistor Logic

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Project Code: TVMABE804

Project Title:DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF APPROXIMATE ADDER FOR ERROR TOLERANT APPLICATIONS

Project Code: TVMABE798

Project Title:Design And Performance Analysis of Approximate ALU

Project Code: TVMABE443

Project Title:Design and Investigation of a Delay-Controlled 8-Bit ALU

Project Code: TVMABE440

Project Title:Comparative Analysis of XOR Implementation using CMOS Logic and Domino Logic

Project Code: TVMABE294

Project Title:Design and implementation of 32x32 SRAM array for bio medical applications

Transistor Logic

Project Code: TVMABE295

Project Title:Design and implementation of 32x32 SRAM array for bio medical applications

Project Code: TVMABE296

Project Title:Design and implementation of Flash adc along with SAR ADC

Project Code: TVMABE300

Project Title:DESIGN OF COMPARATOR USING MEMRISTORS

Project Code: TVMABE301

Project Title:design and implementation of a Hybrid Ring Voltage-Controlled Oscillator (VCO)

Project Code: TVMABE303

Project Title:Design and implementation of 16 Bit SAR ADC for high resolution

Low Power VLSI| Transistor Logic

Items per page:

1 – 10 of 49

S.no	Project Code	Project Name	Action
1	TVMABE804	DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF APPROXIMATE ADDER FOR ERROR TOLERANT APPL...
2	TVMABE798	Design And Performance Analysis of Approximate ALU
3	TVMABE443	Design and Investigation of a Delay-Controlled 8-Bit ALU
4	TVMABE440	Comparative Analysis of XOR Implementation using CMOS Logic and Domino...
5	TVMABE294	Design and implementation of 32x32 SRAM array for bio medical applicat... Transistor Logic
6	TVMABE295	Design and implementation of 32x32 SRAM array for bio medical applicat... Low Power VLSI
7	TVMABE296	Design and implementation of Flash adc along with SAR ADC
8	TVMABE300	DESIGN OF COMPARATOR USING MEMRISTORS
9	TVMABE301	design and implementation of a Hybrid Ring Voltage-Controlled Oscillat...
10	TVMABE303	Design and implementation of 16 Bit SAR ADC for high resolution Low Power VLSI\|Transistor Logic

Items per page:

1 – 10 of 49

Project Code: TVMABE804

Project Title:DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF APPROXIMATE ADDER FOR ERROR TOLERANT APPLICATIONS

Project Code: TVMABE798

Project Title:Design And Performance Analysis of Approximate ALU

Project Code: TVMABE443

Project Title:Design and Investigation of a Delay-Controlled 8-Bit ALU

Project Code: TVMABE440

Project Title:Comparative Analysis of XOR Implementation using CMOS Logic and Domino Logic

Project Code: TVMABE294

Project Title:Design and implementation of 32x32 SRAM array for bio medical applications

Transistor Logic

Project Code: TVMABE295

Project Title:Design and implementation of 32x32 SRAM array for bio medical applications

Project Code: TVMABE296

Project Title:Design and implementation of Flash adc along with SAR ADC

Project Code: TVMABE300

Project Title:DESIGN OF COMPARATOR USING MEMRISTORS

Project Code: TVMABE301

Project Title:design and implementation of a Hybrid Ring Voltage-Controlled Oscillator (VCO)

Project Code: TVMABE303

Project Title:Design and implementation of 16 Bit SAR ADC for high resolution

Low Power VLSI| Transistor Logic

Items per page:

1 – 10 of 49

S.no	Project Code	Project Name	Action
1	TVMABE804	DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF APPROXIMATE ADDER FOR ERROR TOLERANT APPL...
2	TVMABE798	Design And Performance Analysis of Approximate ALU
3	TVMABE443	Design and Investigation of a Delay-Controlled 8-Bit ALU
4	TVMABE440	Comparative Analysis of XOR Implementation using CMOS Logic and Domino...
5	TVMABE294	Design and implementation of 32x32 SRAM array for bio medical applicat... Transistor Logic
6	TVMABE295	Design and implementation of 32x32 SRAM array for bio medical applicat... Low Power VLSI
7	TVMABE296	Design and implementation of Flash adc along with SAR ADC
8	TVMABE300	DESIGN OF COMPARATOR USING MEMRISTORS
9	TVMABE301	design and implementation of a Hybrid Ring Voltage-Controlled Oscillat...
10	TVMABE303	Design and implementation of 16 Bit SAR ADC for high resolution Low Power VLSI\|Transistor Logic

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1 – 10 of 49

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