R. Wille, Mathias Soeken, Daniel Große, Eleonora Schönborn, R. Drechsler
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Driven by its promising applications, reversible logic received significant attention. As a result, an impressive progress has been made in the development of synthesis approaches, implementation of sequential elements, and hardware description languages. In this paper, these recent achievements are employed in order to design a RISC CPU in reversible logic that can execute software programs written in an assembler language. The respective combinational and sequential components are designed using state-of-the-art design techniques.