Verilog design of full adder based on reversible gates
Varun Pratap Singh, Manish Rai · 2016
In modern nanotechnology and quantum computation, reversible logic plays a pivotal role as it has minimal impact on physical entropy. Reversible logic gates have same number of input and output hence power loss due to bit erase operation can be avoided. There are many reversible logic structures which can perform different Arithmetic and logic operations as traditional or classical logic structures can do. In this paper, two reversible logic structures are proposed which can perform operation of addition. These logic structures namely proposed design I and Proposed design II, generate carry output signal and carry propagate signal on the basis of two reversible logic gates known as Fredkin gate and Feynman gate. Performance of proposed designs is evaluated in terms of quantum cost, constant input, garbage output and delay. It is found that proposed design II is a better choice over proposed design I and some other existing Designs.