Retiming for high-performance superconductive circuits with register energy minimization

Retiming, which is a circuit transformation whereby registers are relocated to optimize performance, area, or energy consumption, has reached a high level of maturity in CMOS designs. However, the recent emergence and rapid rise of non-CMOS technologies are introducing new and important variants of...

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Main Authors:	Lin, Ting-Ru, Pedram, Massoud
Format:	Conference Proceeding
Language:	English
Subjects:	clocks CMOS designs CMOS logic circuits Computer architecture constrained register energy minimization problem CREM problem formulation Energy consumption high-performance superconductive circuits inserted registers Integrated circuit modeling logic design low-power electronics minimisation path-balancing retiming transformation Pipelines PPB-CREM problem register count register energy consumption Registers superconducting logic circuits superconductive designs Superconductivity
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