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Project Code: TVPGBE157
Project Title:A DIFFERENTIAL FLIP-FLOP WITH STATIC CONTENTION-FREE CHARACTERISTICS IN 28 NM FOR LOW-VOLTAGE, LOW-POWER APPLICATIONSView DetailsProject Code: TVPGBE156
Project Title:Local Bit-Line SRAM Architecture With Data-Aware Power-Gating Write AssistView DetailsProject Code: TVPGBE166
Project Title:A Design of 45nm Low Jitter Charge Pump PhaseLocked Loop Architecture for VHF and UHF FieldView Details S.no | Project Code | Project Name | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | TVPGBE157 | A DIFFERENTIAL FLIP-FLOP WITH STATIC CONTENTION-FREE CHARACTERISTICS I... | |
| 2 | TVPGBE156 | Local Bit-Line SRAM Architecture With Data-Aware Power-Gating Write As... | |
| 3 | TVPGBE166 | A Design of 45nm Low Jitter Charge Pump PhaseLocked Loop Architecture... |
Project Code: TVPGBE157
Project Title:A DIFFERENTIAL FLIP-FLOP WITH STATIC CONTENTION-FREE CHARACTERISTICS IN 28 NM FOR LOW-VOLTAGE, LOW-POWER APPLICATIONSView DetailsProject Code: TVPGBE156
Project Title:Local Bit-Line SRAM Architecture With Data-Aware Power-Gating Write AssistView DetailsProject Code: TVPGBE166
Project Title:A Design of 45nm Low Jitter Charge Pump PhaseLocked Loop Architecture for VHF and UHF FieldView Details S.no | Project Code | Project Name | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | TVPGBE157 | A DIFFERENTIAL FLIP-FLOP WITH STATIC CONTENTION-FREE CHARACTERISTICS I... | |
| 2 | TVPGBE156 | Local Bit-Line SRAM Architecture With Data-Aware Power-Gating Write As... | |
| 3 | TVPGBE166 | A Design of 45nm Low Jitter Charge Pump PhaseLocked Loop Architecture... |
Project Code: TVPGBE157
Project Title:A DIFFERENTIAL FLIP-FLOP WITH STATIC CONTENTION-FREE CHARACTERISTICS IN 28 NM FOR LOW-VOLTAGE, LOW-POWER APPLICATIONSView DetailsProject Code: TVPGBE156
Project Title:Local Bit-Line SRAM Architecture With Data-Aware Power-Gating Write AssistView DetailsProject Code: TVPGBE166
Project Title:A Design of 45nm Low Jitter Charge Pump PhaseLocked Loop Architecture for VHF and UHF FieldView Details S.no | Project Code | Project Name | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | TVPGBE157 | A DIFFERENTIAL FLIP-FLOP WITH STATIC CONTENTION-FREE CHARACTERISTICS I... | |
| 2 | TVPGBE156 | Local Bit-Line SRAM Architecture With Data-Aware Power-Gating Write As... | |
| 3 | TVPGBE166 | A Design of 45nm Low Jitter Charge Pump PhaseLocked Loop Architecture... |
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