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Implementation of low-voltage true-single-phase-clocking (TSPC) logic using bulk dynamic threshold MOS technique
Dynamic threshold MOS circuits can adjust devices' threshold according to the states of the circuits and thus offer higher speed and better saving of energy at low voltage. In this paper a new fast bulk true single phase clocking (TSPC) dynamic threshold MOS scheme for both NMOS and PMOS is introduced. In this scheme the common substrate of the NMOS logic or PMOS logic is dynamically controlled: the potential changes only when these transistors need to work and keeps high threshold when they are shut down. And the scheme uses the charge recovery technique of the substrate, to further reduce power. It is capable of operating at 0.8V or even lower. The proposed scheme is shown to be 33.45% faster and has 20.86% energy savings compared to the regular TSPC logic circuits, during HSPICE simulation