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A Self-Timed Implementation of Boolean Functions
Barcelona, Spain April 19-April 21
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Märt Saarepera, Tokyo Institute of Technology
Tomohiro Yoneda, Tokyo Institute of Technology
In this paper, we discuss Three-Rail coded 2-phase signaling self-timed implementation of Boolean functions by feedback-free gate networks. Delays in operating Three-Rail gates and signals associated with inputs and outputs of gates are assumed to be arbitrary but finite. We implement some Three-Rail gates by binary Boolean gates. In implemented Three-Rail gates we assume isochronic forks or equipotential regions. We show that Three-Rail gates are the smallest gates, such that the feedback-free gate networks are self-timed under 2-phase protocol. Designing Three-Rail feedback- free gate networks is as hard as designing corresponding synchronous feedback-free gate networks.
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Märt Saarepera, Tomohiro Yoneda, "A Self-Timed Implementation of Boolean Functions," async, pp.243, Fifth International Symposium on Advanced Research in Asynchronous Circuits and Systems (ASYNC'99), 1999
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