Design of a 16-bit Adiabatic Microprocessor - Rene Celis-Cordova - ICRC San Mateo, 2019

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Rene Celis-Cordova, University of Notre Dame, presents collaborative research work and explains the benefits of using adiabatic logic. Celis-Cordova shares the results from simulations of the 16-bit microprocessor, including technical details from the elements and processes to the final physical design.

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Rene Celis-Cordova, University of Notre Dame, presents collaborative research work and explains the benefits of using adiabatic logic. Celis-Cordova shares the results from simulations of the 16-bit microprocessor, including technical details from the elements and processes to the final physical design.

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