Abstract
Various interconnects utilised in very large-scale integration in this work. The expanding use of portable devices has increased the demand for low-power circuit design. Sub-threshold circuits are the greatest option to address the demand for even more-low power. However, decreased performance and increased variability are the main problems with sub-threshold circuits. Furthermore, global interconnects have a significant impact on the performance and power dissipation of sub-threshold circuits. For future VLSI circuit applications, interconnect is a brand-new and very promising alternative that has to have its propagation latency and stability analysed in order to substantiate its claim that it can replace existing interconnect designs.
Publisher
The Electrochemical Society