An Exhaustive Review on Optimization of Carry-Look-Ahead Adder Using Hybrid Logic

A revolutionary method for designing contemporary digital circuits is the use of hybrid logic in the creation of carry-look ahead adders (CLAs), which combine CMOS and memristor technology. By combining the scalability and dependability of CMOS technology with the special qualities of memristors—such as their small size, low power consumption, and non-volatile nature—this review paper investigates developments in CLA architectures. The compiled studies demonstrate how hybrid memristor-CMOS designs can be used to get around drawbacks in conventional CLA implementations, such as decreased delay, power consumption, and circuit size. New approaches that show notable gains in processing efficiency and integration density include Memristor Ratioed Logic (MRL) and other creative hybrid approaches. These results highlight the potential of hybrid logic in creating carry-lookahead adders for next-generation computing systems that are both high-performing and energy-efficient.