Parity Preserving Adder/Subtractor Using a Novel Reversible Gate
Ragini Khandelwal, Sandeep Saini · 2015
Modern VLSI circuit design is governed by low power consumption requirements of ICs. Reversible logic has received great importance because of no information bit loss during computation which results in low power dissipation. Moreover, there is a need to convert the reversible circuits into fault tolerant reversible circuits to detect the occurrence of errors. Parity preserving property can be used for this. A new 5*5 parity preserving reversible gate is proposed in this paper, named as P2RG. The most significant aspect of this work is that it can work both as a full adder and a full subtract or by using one P2RG and Fred kin gate only. Proposed design is better in terms of gate count, garbage outputs, constant inputs and area than the existing similitudes. Thus, this paper provides the initial threshold to design more complex systems which will be able to execute more complicated operations using parity preserving reversible logic.