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Study of Low Power Full Adder U
Abstract
Our goal in this paper is to evaluate calculated Power, Delay, and Product Delay Power (PDP) values and create a fully integrated low power adder with a limited number of transistors using 45 nm CMOS process technology. The snake cell is contrasted with an assortment of notable foe types with different semiconductor designs. The full cell of the proposed viper has low power utilization, unique viability. Totally planned additional items were tried by displaying the converse of the construction with a 45 nm CMOS innovation utilizing the Rhythm instrument.
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