Low clock energy double-edge trigger flip-flop circuit
A dual-edge trigger and flip-flop technology, applied in logic circuits, electrical components, and generating electrical pulses, can solve problems such as power consumption
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[0022] Reducing the number of loads on the clock signal provided as input to the flip-flop circuit reduces the energy consumed by the clock signal. The flip-flop circuit can be configured as a dual-edge triggered flip-flop that takes the state of input D on both edges of the clock signal to update output Q. When the input D is stable, the power consumed by the flip-flop circuit triggered by both edges is reduced because the internal nodes are not switching. Compared to a conventional single-edge triggered flip-flop circuit, which typically has 12 loads (ie, transistor gates) to the clock signal, a dual-edge triggered flip-flop circuit has 4 loads to the clock signal. Because a dual-edge-triggered flip-flop operates at twice the frequency of a conventional single-edge-triggered flip-flop circuit, a dual-edge-triggered flip-flop provides 6x reduction in clock energy. In an embodiment in which the keeper transistor is omitted, the dual-edge-triggered flip-flop circuit has only ...
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