A holding circuit uses oxide semiconductor transistors to retain data states during power interruptions.
Standard cell microswitches distribute power supply switching across semiconductor voltage domains, eliminating long external lines and reducing voltage drops.
A power switch multiplexer manages supply voltage transitions through configurable overlap timing.
A power supply circuit uses a delay and bypass mechanism to control block activation.
A multimode circuit dynamically switches between full-swing and limited-swing operating modes to manage signal distribution paths.