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A Sense-Amplifier Flip-Flop With Transition Completion Detection Scheme in 16nm for Low-Voltage and Low-Area Applications
A low-power sense-amplifier (SA) flip-flop (FF) with transition completion detection is proposed for low-voltage applications. By replacing logic functions, the proposed detection circuit can be efficiently integrated into SA and latch designs, leading to a significant reduction in area while reducing power and ensuring reliable operation at low voltage. The post-layout simulation results implemented in the TSMC 16-nm CMOS process show that, at an operating voltage of 0.4 V and a switching activity of 25%, the proposed design achieves a 25.8% reduction in power and up to 38.7% area savings compared to previous designs.
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