Research on Low-Power Digital Integrated Circuit Technology
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https://doi.org/10.61173/83zccg77Keywords:
Low-power consumption, Passive tag chip, Dual-powe, crossed-zero clocking technologyAbstract
In today’s diverse and rapidly developing field of low-power technologies, various industries are actively applying these advanced technologies to practical production in order to reduce energy consumption and mitigate environmental pollution. Based on this core concept, this article delves into and compares the principles, advantages, and disadvantages of the low-power technology of passive tag chips with the representative low-power technologies of dual-power and crossed-zero clocking, as well as their respective application areas. Specifically, the article conducts a detailed comparative analysis of the low-power technology of passive tag chips versus dual-power and crossed-zero clocking technologies from three perspectives: power consumption, design approach, and practical application. Through in-depth research, it was found that the low-power technology of passive tag chips holds significant advantages in the logistics industry, making it particularly well-suited for this field; meanwhile, dual-power and crossed-zero clocking technologies perform better in high-performance computing, making them more appropriate for such an application environment.
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