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Zhou Jinfeng, Ni Guangnan. Self-Adaptive D-Flip-Flop for Low Power Design and TestJ. Journal of Computer-Aided Design & Computer Graphics, 2004, 16(3): 355-359.
Citation: Zhou Jinfeng, Ni Guangnan. Self-Adaptive D-Flip-Flop for Low Power Design and TestJ. Journal of Computer-Aided Design & Computer Graphics, 2004, 16(3): 355-359.

Self-Adaptive D-Flip-Flop for Low Power Design and Test

  • A new structure D-Flip-Flop and corresponding scan Flip-Flop, namely Self-Adaptive D-Flip-Flop (SA-DFF) is proposed to reduce the power consumption of CMOS VLSI in normal operation mode and scan test mode simultaneously. SA-DFF compares the logic level of D-port and Q-port, automatically deactivates the internal clock when they are equal, or reactivates the internal clock when they are not equal. Under low data-transition probability circumstances, the SA-DFF consumes less power than a conventional one. In comparison with DL-DFF and gated clock, the main features of SA-DFF are capable of reducing both normal operation and scan test power dissipation without the need of extra pulse generation or glitch elimination circuits.
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