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The paper presents a new spike detector proposed for the Neuromodulation SoC. The SoC designed combines the 64 acquisition channels with digital compression and simulation. The objective of this work is to design a spike detector for event detector. In literature several designs available which uses above 90nm technology with supply voltage greater than 1.8V. The spike detector consists of an non...
This paper explores the design approach of a low power Hybrid Encoded Booth Multiplier (HEBM) with Reduced Switching Activity Technique (RSAT) and low power 0.13μm adder for DSP functions that encounter a wide diversity of operating scenarios in battery powered low power wireless sensor network system. This RSAT approach has been applied on the hybrid encoder of the multiplier to reduce the power...
This paper explores the implementation approaches of a low power modified booth multiplier (MBM) with reduced spurious transition activity technique (RSTAT) for DSP functions that encounter a wide diversity of operating scenarios in battery powered wireless sensor network system. This RSTAT approach has been applied on both the compression tree of multipliers and the modified booth encoder to enlarge...
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