An Ultra-Low-Power Static Contention-Free 25-Transistor True Single-Phase-Clocked Flip-Flop in 55 nm CMOS

Also Available Domains Cadence EDA|Low Power VLSI

Project Code :TVMABE282

Objective

this ultra-low-power static contention-free flip-flop design addresses the need for energy-efficient flip-flop implementations in modern CMOS technologies, offering improved performance metrics

Abstract

Abstract

Optimizing the power consumption of flip-flops (FFs), as essential components of sequential digital circuits, can significantly reduce the overall energy usage of digital systems. This paper introduces an ultra-low-power true single-phase clocked (TSPC) flip-flop with a 25-transistor design (29 transistors with a reset function). By eliminating redundant charging and discharging and addressing floating nodes through transistor-level optimization, the design achieves a fully static, contention-free operation. Implemented in CMOS technology, demonstrate that the proposed circuit offers exceptionally low energy consumption, making it ideal for energy-efficient applications.

Keywords: low power, flip-flop. 

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Specifications

Specifications:

Software Requirements:

β€’      Cadence virtuoso

β€’      Technology-90 nm

    Minimum Hardware Requirements:

o   Microsoft Windows 7

o   Intel i3 processor or equivalent

o   4GB RAM

o   100 MB of available disk space

Learning Outcomes

β€’      Basics of Digital Electronics

β€’      VLSI design Flow

β€’      Knowledge of Flip-Flop Principles

β€’       Understanding Timing Considerations

β€’      Timing Analysis and Verification

β€’      Drawbacks of existing methods

β€’      Applications in real time

β€’      Cadence Tool for design and simulation

β€’      Solution providing for real time problems

β€’      Project Development Skills:

o   Problem Analysis Skills

o   Problem Solving Skills

o   Logical Skills

o   Designing Skills

Demo Video

https://youtu.be/ZepCQet9U20?si=Zy9bk6WLfTRR9KQY