Mindaugas Draidiiulis, P. Larsson-Edefors, D. Eckerbert, H. Eriksson
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A power cut-off technique for gate leakage suppression [CMOS logic circuits]
Gate leakage power dissipation is predicted to overtake subthreshold leakage power within the next few years thus adding further problems for designers trying to meet a strict power budget. In this paper, a power cut-off technique is proposed, which in sleep mode suppresses not only subthreshold leakage but also gate leakage. The proposed technique displays a combination of low total leakage power and short wake-up time.