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ISLPED 1998 International Symposium on Low Power Electronics and Design

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1998
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Low threshold CMOS circuits with low standby current

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Multi-Voltage CMOS MVCMOS is a design methodology for very low power supply voltages that uses low-threshold transistors in series with the supply rails. The control voltages on...

Mircea R. Stan

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