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Simulation of Ternary CMOS Schemes for Many-Valued Logic Systems
Of interest is the possibility of implementing many-valued logic systems using traditional CMOS technologies. We considered an example of the implementation of three-valued logic elements based on symmetric 3vL logic using the values {-,0,+}, {-1.0, + 1}, {1,0,1}, {1,0,1} etc. From the totality of obtained results, it can be assumed that ternary CMOS logic can be fully implemented according to norms of 28–180 nm with minimal changes for design rules.