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    This document lists and categorizes various low power techniques for integrated circuits. It discusses traditional techniques such as clock gating, power gating, variable frequency, variable voltage supply, and variable device threshold. It also covers dynamic power reduction techniques like clock gating, power efficient techniques, variable frequency, variable voltage supply, and variable island. Finally, it lists leakage power reduction methods including minimizing low Vt cells, power gating, back biasing, reducing oxide thickness, and using FinFET transistors.

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    This document lists and categorizes various low power techniques for integrated circuits. It discusses traditional techniques such as clock gating, power gating, variable frequency, variable voltage supply, and variable device threshold. It also covers dynamic power reduction techniques like clock gating, power efficient techniques, variable frequency, variable voltage supply, and variable island. Finally, it lists leakage power reduction methods including minimizing low Vt cells, power gating, back biasing, reducing oxide thickness, and using FinFET transistors.

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    This document lists and categorizes various low power techniques for integrated circuits. It discusses traditional techniques such as clock gating, power gating, variable frequency, variable voltage supply, and variable device threshold. It also covers dynamic power reduction techniques like clock gating, power efficient techniques, variable frequency, variable voltage supply, and variable island. Finally, it lists leakage power reduction methods including minimizing low Vt cells, power gating, back biasing, reducing oxide thickness, and using FinFET transistors.

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    This document lists and categorizes various low power techniques for integrated circuits. It discusses traditional techniques such as clock gating, power gating, variable frequency, variable voltage supply, and variable device threshold. It also covers dynamic power reduction techniques like clock gating, power efficient techniques, variable frequency, variable voltage supply, and variable island. Finally, it lists leakage power reduction methods including minimizing low Vt cells, power gating, back biasing, reducing oxide thickness, and using FinFET transistors.

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    There are many low power techniques available, here are the list of lower

    power techniques
    • Low power Techniques:-
    Traditional Techniques:
    1. Clock Gating
    2. Power gating
    3. Variable Frequency
    4. Variable Voltage Supply
    5. Variable Device threshold
    Dynamic Power Reduction:
    1. Clock gating
    2. Power efficient techniques
    3. Variable frequency
    4. Variable voltage supply
    5. Variable Island
    Leakage Power Reduction:
    1. Minimize usage of low Vt cells
    2. Power gating
    3. Back biasing
    4. Reduce oxide thickness
    5. Use FinFET
    Other power reduction techniques:
    1. Multi oxide devices
    2. Minimize capacitance by custom design
    3. Power Efficient circuits

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