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Transmission gates in modern ASICs and Digital ICs

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Hello,

I am wondering if transmission gates are at all used in designing basic structures like adders, multipliers, etc. that are part of ASICs, DSPs, etc. especially in modern designs?

Nowadays, with IP and libraries with limited flexibility at the circuit level, do designers resort to use of transmission gates for circuits geared towards low power applications ? Can somebody provide recent references of their use, if at all?

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The classical CMOS FF macro is based on transmission gates.

Thanks, for your reply. I was aware of the Flip-flop that uses transmission gates. Just to clarify, I was more interested to know whether TX-gate styles are employed in combinational logic structures.
 

In ASIC design, we probably don't use it at all.
But I'm sure full custom design for high end processors uses them even in combinatorial logic.
 

In ASIC design, we probably don't use it at all.
But I'm sure full custom design for high end processors uses them even in combinatorial logic.

Thanks for your reply. Would you have a reference (even a media article or brief description) by any chance, hopefully a recent one. Thx again.
 

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