Sentence examples for reduced chip from inspiring English sources
Costs and computational complexity reduction, improved performance and reduced chip size are just some of them.
SPICE simulation for our proposed circuits were made using a 0.18 µm CMOS process from TSMC, with 10 fF capacitive loads in all output nodes, using the parameters for typical process corner at 25 °C, the simulation results demonstrated that our designed 8-bit carry look-ahead adders reduced chip area, power consumption and propagation delay time more than 40%, 45% and around 20%, respectively.
A reduced ChIP signal could be due to decreased cohesin loading, or due to overall reduced cohesin levels in chl1Δ cells.
The experimental results show that the proposed technique reduces the energy consumption and packet delay of an IoT device for executing the remote embedded software, as well as the reduced chip area by realizing a storage-less sensor architecture.
Comparing to the stacked NMOS transistors, the multi gate transistor shares the source and drain region between stacked transistors, resulting in reduced chip area and parasitics.
Owing to the presented approach, a new complex image-reject filter with reduced chip area, which can be used in dual-band GNSS receivers, is obtained.
By cutting edge preparation, the process reliability can be enhanced through a reduced chipping and a defined rounding along the cutting edge.
He also said wireless revenue would be hurt by customers working to reduce chip inventory in the fourth quarter.
Furthermore, the BBD distributed delay-sum architecture was proposed to reduce chip area, simplify system design, and achieve monolithic integration.
Correction: November 14, 2000, Tuesday An article in Circuits on Oct. 26 about using quantum physics to reduce chip size mischaracterized a process by which smaller wavelengths of light could be produced to help manufacture smaller chips.
A statement released Thursday by Mr. Lockyer's office said the complaint detailed specific meetings between rival executives in which they had agreed to reduce chip supplies to artificially raise prices.
