Lecture

Dynamic Logic: Basics and Implementations

Description

This lecture covers the fundamentals of dynamic logic, including noise immunity, types of dynamic circuits, evolution, basic structures, sizing of transistors, hazards, methods of avoiding hazards, charge-sharing problems, and clocking schemes. It also discusses various implementations such as CMOS domino logic, np-domino logic, clock-delayed domino logic, dual-rail dynamic logic, sense-amplifier-based dynamic logic, and clocked CMOS logic. The lecture delves into the challenges faced in dynamic logic design and presents solutions to improve performance and reduce power consumption.

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