Abstract: A high speed dual modulus prescaler aims to be used on a frequency synthesizer of wireless communication systems to divide frequency of input signals. The high speed dual modulus prescaler includes a first D flip-flop, a second D flip-flop and a main control transistor. The main control transistor switches connection of the first D flip-flop and second D flip-flop. The main control transistor provides an OR gate state and an AND gate state to form an OR gate circuit and an AND gate circuit in the prescaler. Thereby the number of transistors in the prescaler can be reduced to increase operation speed and lower power consumption.

Abstract: A low power pulse-triggered flip-flop comprises a latch containing a first conductive line and a first connection point and a pulse generator linking to the latch. The pulse generator includes a first N-transistor, a second N-transistor, a third N-transistor, a first inverter and a first P-transistor located on the first conductive line. The first N-transistor is connected to the first connection point and first conductive line. The second N-transistor and the third N-transistor are connected to the first conductive line, a second conductive line and a third conductive line. The first inverter is connected to the second conductive line. The present invention aims to reduce leakage power in a high level fabrication process, and can save power consumption and power-delay-product more than 17% over the conventional pulse triggered flip-flop, and also provides a smaller size of total transistors to lower average leakage current power consumption by 2.4 times.

Abstract: A double-triggered logic circuit is a composite circuitry consisting of a plurality of PMOS, NMOS, inverters and a signal line. It includes an AND logic circuit and a XNOR logic circuit to generate an adjustable pulse mode to solve the problem of threshold voltage loss.

Abstract: A double-triggered logic circuit is a composite circuitry consisting of a plurality of PMOS, NMOS, inverters and a signal line. It includes an AND logic circuit and a XNOR logic circuit to generate an adjustable pulse mode to solve the problem of threshold voltage loss.

Abstract: In a full-adder of complementary carry logic voltage compensation, two input terminals of a first multiplexer are connected to a carry input and a carry inverted phase input respectively; an add signal is connected to a select signal; an input terminal of a first inverter is connected to an output signal of the first multiplexer. Two input terminals of a second multiplexer output an addend and a summand; an output signal of the first inverter is selected; an output terminal of the second multiplexer produces a carry signal; an input terminal of the second inverter is connected to an output signal of the second multiplexer for producing a carry inverted phase signal; two input terminals of a third multiplexer input the summand and carry inverted phase signal; an output signal of the first inverter is a select signal; and an output terminal of the third multiplexer produces a sum signal.

Abstract: In a full-adder of complementary carry logic voltage compensation, two input terminals of a first multiplexer are connected to a carry input and a carry inverted phase input respectively; an add signal is connected to a select signal; an input terminal of a first inverter is connected to an output signal of the first multiplexer. Two input terminals of a second multiplexer output an addend and a summand; an output signal of the first inverter is selected; an output terminal of the second multiplexer produces a carry signal; an input terminal of the second inverter is connected to an output signal of the second multiplexer for producing a carry inverted phase signal; two input terminals of a third multiplexer input the summand and carry inverted phase signal; an output signal of the first inverter is a select signal; and an output terminal of the third multiplexer produces a sum signal.