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Physical Review Letters
Ultra-low power operation of 0.1μm CMOS is demonstrated at power supply voltages well below 1 V. Design trade-offs among gate delay, active power, and standby power are carried out in a power supply-threshold voltage design space. Experimental results show a ring oscillator delay of 106 ps at a power supply voltage of 0.5 V, and a minimum power-delay product of 0.03 fJ/stage (switching factor = 0.01) at 0.4 V. A 20X reduction in power/circuit is achieved at the same performance level as 0.25μm CMOS.
O. Klein, C. De C. Chamon, et al.
Physical Review Letters
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IEDM 1992
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