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Published December 4, 2018 | Version v1
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Design and Implementation of Low Power Ring and Johnson Counter using Transistor Resizing Technology by VHDL

  • 1. M.Tech Scholar,Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering Patel College of Science & Technology, Indore, MP, India
  • 2. Assistant Professor,Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering Patel College of Science & Technology, Indore, MP, India

Description

In SOC’s (System on Chip), numerous systems have been utilized to decrease the dynamic power of by and the large circuit which forces physical limitations or depends intensely on rationale capacity of the circuit. Dynamic power is primarily devoured by clock organize. So methods to lessen the power in clock arrange really limit the dynamic power altogether.There is a prerequisite of supplanting the flip-flop with a more proficient circuit which has same usefulness while accomplishing low power, zone, and vigor to PVT varieties. The pulsed latch system is a standout amongst the most doable answers for this issue. In this work, the execution of the ring counter is enhanced utilizing a pulsed latch method. In rapid and low power VLSI applications where overwhelming pipelining is utilized, there is a necessity of low power edge activated flip-flops. The relocation from flip-flop to pulsed latch has turned out to be an incredible accomplishment in low power VLSI application.The design will be replicated and blended in Xilinx 14.1i ISE.

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