Abstract

The impact of this research will span both academia and industry, yielding:(1) fundamental theory to design and analyze asynchronous circuits that gracefully adapt to process variability and makes near-threshold (ie, low-power) computing practical;(2) a CAD flow that makes asynchronous circuits far more attractive for the ultra-low-power market. The research is coupled with a comprehensive plan to foster innovation in engineering, including plans for commercializing this research. The plans also include student training and future workforce development for the electronic chip industry.

Date

2016

Authors

Peter A Beerel

Journal

NSF Award Number 1619415. Directorate for Computer and Information Science and Engineering

Volume

16

Issue

1619415

Pages

19415