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Fast growing computing demands the power consumption and chip size issues are posing challenges for logic design with conventional technologies because of the above reliability in conventional technologies is also becoming important. Reversible computing is emerging as an alternative that offers high computation speed, high packaging density and low heat dissipation. This book expands on many of the most popular reversible computing topics such as sequential reversible building block, parity preservation and fault tolerant characteristics of sequential circuits for addressing the reliability…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Fast growing computing demands the power consumption and chip size issues are posing challenges for logic design with conventional technologies because of the above reliability in conventional technologies is also becoming important. Reversible computing is emerging as an alternative that offers high computation speed, high packaging density and low heat dissipation. This book expands on many of the most popular reversible computing topics such as sequential reversible building block, parity preservation and fault tolerant characteristics of sequential circuits for addressing the reliability issues. In this book, we have reported a Pareek gate suitable for low cost flip-flops design and then design methodology to develop flip-flops are incorporated. Finally, these circuits have been converted into fault tolerant circuits by preserving their parity and designs of offline as well as online testable circuits have been proposed. In addition, the text book presents the statistical results of proposed designs over quantum cost as well as other optimization parameters with existing circuits in literature and a significant improvement is achieved in almost all the parameters.
Autorenporträt
Vishal Pareek has completed his M.Tech degree in Computer Science & Engineering from UCE, Rajasthan Technical University, Kota, Rajasthan under the guidance of Dr. Sushil Chandra Jain in 2014. His main research interests include VLSI design, real time systems and reversible computing.