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Journal of Microcontroller Engineering and Applications

A Survey on the various Adibatic Logic Styles used for Circuit Design in IOT & WSN Applications

  1. Ambika Naik
  2. Dr. Madhumathy .P

Abstract

Abstract— This paper describes about different adiabatic logics are used which are all used to provide low power and high speed. Low power circuits and designs are the need of the hour as they find applications in electronic components which have power efficient processing capabilities. For IOT based applications we need to design low power VLSI circuits that utilize adiabatic logic in order to enhance the security and reduce the power consumption. It should additionally have small area (have lesser transistors in the circuit) , and operate on minimal voltage supply.  Since there are many logic styles in the existing literature work on adiabatic logic styles, we need to understand the target parameters and the appropriate logic style required to implement the design of the various devices used in an IOT network. After an extensive survey it was observed that ECRL is best suitable for use in IOT based application where we look for high speed and low power consumption; also, RECL, 2LAL, SPGAL, SAL, SQAL can be used when smaller area of the circuit, high security and good reliability is of prime importance. Different tools could be used to design the low power circuits such as Micro wind, Tanner, Cadence Virtuoso and HSPICE

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