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About this paper

Md Arif Iqbal, Naveen Kumar Macha, Bhavana Tejaswini Repalle, Mostafizur Rahman

The research proposes a logic simplification methodology to enable large-scale circuit design for Crosstalk computing, an emerging paradigm that re-engineers signal interference into a computational mechanism. This approach integrates into existing EDA toolchains and demonstrates substantial reductions in gate and transistor counts, achieving up to 58% density improvement over CMOS and 36% over majority-based synthesis for MCNC benchmarks.

Key insights

• Crosstalk computing offers greater functional flexibility, able to implement more complex logic functions within a single gate (including heterogeneous functions) than traditional CMOS or majority-logic based paradigms.
• Tailoring logic simplification to leverage these unique Crosstalk gate capabilities leads to significant reductions in gate and transistor counts.
• Manipulating and extending existing EDA toolchains, rather than developing entirely new ones, provides a pragmatic path for emerging technologies like Crosstalk computing to achieve large-scale circuit design.

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