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The proposed multiplexer-based novel 1-bit full adder cell is schematized by using DSCH2 and its layout is generated by using microwind VLSI CAD tool. The adder cell layout interconnect analysis is performed by using BSIM4 layout analyzer. The adder circuit is compared with other six existing adder circuits for parametric analysis. The proposed adder cell gives better performance than the other existing six adder circuits in terms of power, propagation delay and PDP. The proposed adder circuit is further analyzed for interconnect analysis, which gives better performance than other adder circuits in terms of layout thickness, width and height.
Low-Power, Parametric Analysis., Full Adder, Interconnect Analysis, Multiplexer, Propagation Delay
Low-Power, Parametric Analysis., Full Adder, Interconnect Analysis, Multiplexer, Propagation Delay
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