Quantum-based serial-parallel multiplier circuit using an efficient nano-scale serial adder

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2024

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Soc Microelectronics, Electron Components Materials-midem

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Quantum dot cellular automata (QCA) is one of the newest nanotechnologies. The conventional complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) technology was superbly replaced by QCA technology. This method uses logic states to identify the positions of individual electrons rather than defining voltage levels. A wide range of optimization factors, including reduced power consumption, quick transitions, and an extraordinarily dense structure, are covered by QCA technology. On the other hand, the serialparallel multiplier (SPM) circuit is an important circuit by itself, and it is also very important in the design of larger circuits. This paper defines an optimized circuit of SPM circuit using QCA. It can integrate serial and parallel processing benefits altogether to increase efficiency and decrease computation time. Thus, all these mentioned advantages make this multiplier framework a crucial element in numerous applications, including complex arithmetic computations and signal processing. This research presents a new QCAbased SPM circuit to optimize the multiplier circuit's performance and enhance the overall design. The proposed framework is an amalgamation of highly performance architecture with efficient path planning. Other than that, the proposed QCA-based SPM circuit is based on the majority gate and 1-bit serial adder (BSA). BCA circuit has 34 cells and a 0.04 mu m2 area and uses 0.5 clock cycles. The outcomes showed the suggested QCA-based SPM circuit occupies a mere 0.28 mu m 2 area, requires 222 QCA cells, and demonstrates a latency of 1.25 clock cycles. This work contributes to the existing literature on QCA technology, also emphasizing its capabilities in advancing VLSI circuit layout via optimized performance.

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Multiplier, Serial-Parallel, Binary multiplier operation, Nano, QCA-based communications

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