Nature

Low-Power CMOS Flip-Flop Design and Power Management

Recent advances in Complementary Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor (CMOS) technology have underscored the importance of power-efficient flip-flop designs for modern electronic systems. Over recent years, ...
Nature

Low Power Design in CMOS and FinFET Logic Circuits

Low power design has become a cornerstone of modern integrated circuit development, driven by energy efficiency demands and the challenges of scaling in nanometre technologies. Innovations in ...
Electronic Design

ST to head European research to cut CMOS power consumption

Designers acknowledge that leakage currents are a primary problem for future generations of electronic circuits and systems. Designers acknowledge that leakage currents are a primary problem for ...
EurekAlert!

GaN-based CMOS circuits make power integrated systems more efficient

In recent years, gallium nitride (GaN) has emerged as a compelling candidate to complement the silicon material used in wireless communication and power conversion applications. Benefits of GaN ...
EDN

Very High-Speed CMOS Logic for Next-Generation Designs

This document is a brochure of NXP’s CMOS logic devices for next generation designs. The NXP VHC/T & XC7 logic provides very high speed and low power over an extended temperature range suitable for a ...
Semiconductor Engineering

Emulation-Centric Power Analysis Of SoC Designs

Verification expert Lauro Rizzatti recently interviewed Jean-Marie Brunet, senior marketing director, Scalable Verification Solutions Division (SVSD), Siemens EDA, about the importance of accurate ...

UMC Introduces 55nm BCD Platform to Elevate Power Efficiency for Smartphones, Consumer Electronics, and Automotive Applications

United Microelectronics Corporation (NYSE: UMC; TWSE: 2303)("UMC"), a leading global semiconductor foundry, today announced the release of its 55nm Bipolar-CMOS-DMOS (BCD) platform, enabling a new ...
EDN

CMOS Imagers are Set to Take Off

Phoenix—Complimentary Metal Oxide Semiconductor (CMOS) image sensors were developed in the 1960s; however, the adoption rate was slow until the 1990s when technology advances in CMOS improved the ...