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Analysis of 8 bit RCA adder at different nanometer regime - 2016

ABSTRACT:

Adders are digital parts which are widely in the digital integrated circuit style and are the vital half of all digital applications like Digital Signal Processing (DSP), microprocessor applications. Because the technology is scaling down, researchers are trying to design adders that are either high speed, low power consumption, less space. During this paper, the design of Ripple Carry Adder are mentioned and are compared on the idea of their performance parameters like area, delay and power distribution at 32nm and 45nm technology node has been compared. It's observed that the 32nm technology node even in all the parameters like delay space average power, power delay product, energy delay product gives higher results. All the work has been meted out in Hspice software.


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