High-Speed High-Swing Charge-Steering Latches

The power consumption of transmitters and receivers in recent years has a significant impact on the battery life of these devices, which made the focus of the research problem on the problems that have emerged in the recent period around the design aspects of energy-efficient microwave transmitters and receivers as an alternative to devices with limited battery due to increased demand.On these devices with limited batteries, which include, for example, mobile phones, Internet of Things devices, and wearable technology, since these devices rely heavily on wireless communications, especially microwave transmitters and receivers that rely on sending and receiving data.Therefore, the aim of the study was to explore different design techniques and strategies that can be used to improve the energy efficiency of microwave transmitters and receivers in devices with limited batteries and to rely on research methodology to find mechanisms and ways to overcome many problems by imposing new designs of microwave transmitters and receivers.Energy-saving microcircuits for devices with limited battery capacity and relying on technologies that have emerged in light of the research studies that focused on this field and arriving at practical results that end with recommendations regarding this topic and comparison between the studies and their results and the practical aspect of what the current study should reach.

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Journal of Engineering Advances and Technologies for Sustainable Applications
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.21608/jeatsa.2025.427800
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Vehicle Dynamics and Control Systems
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High-Speed High-Swing Charge-Steering Latches

Sameh A. Ibrahim, Omama Elrefaei, Hani F. Ragaai
Journal of Engineering Advances and Technologies for Sustainable Applications
Vehicle Dynamics and Control Systems
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High-Speed High-Swing Charge-Steering Latches

Sameh A. Ibrahim, Omama Elrefaei, Hani F. Ragaai
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Abstract

The power consumption of transmitters and receivers in recent years has a significant impact on the battery life of these devices, which made the focus of the research problem on the problems that have emerged in the recent period around the design aspects of energy-efficient microwave transmitters and receivers as an alternative to devices with limited battery due to increased demand.On these devices with limited batteries, which include, for example, mobile phones, Internet of Things devices, and wearable technology, since these devices rely heavily on wireless communications, especially microwave transmitters and receivers that rely on sending and receiving data.Therefore, the aim of the study was to explore different design techniques and strategies that can be used to improve the energy efficiency of microwave transmitters and receivers in devices with limited batteries and to rely on research methodology to find mechanisms and ways to overcome many problems by imposing new designs of microwave transmitters and receivers.Energy-saving microcircuits for devices with limited battery capacity and relying on technologies that have emerged in light of the research studies that focused on this field and arriving at practical results that end with recommendations regarding this topic and comparison between the studies and their results and the practical aspect of what the current study should reach.

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