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Ultra low-power CMOS IC using partially-depleted SOI technology
We have developed an ultra low power IC for wrist-watch application. The realized operation current and voltage were 30 nA and 0.42 V respectively. This extremely low power operation was achieved by taking full advantage of body-floated devices with the partially-depleted SOI CMOS technology.