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( ): The associated sub-circuit of the critical path in the CPA circuit below is those in light greys (or colored in red). ( ): A Kogge-Stone adder suffers a drawback of maximum fanout than all the other tree adders. ( ): A Sklansky adder suffers a drawback of maximum number of tracks than all the other tree adders. ( ): The basic logic multiplier consists of multiple CSA rows shifted by funnel shifter and a CPA array in the last shifted row. ( ): A carry save adder is in fact an extended full adder summing 3 inputs and then producing 2 outputs ( ): Flash is one kind of non-volatile memories. ( ): The operation of write for a SRAM cell includes a pre-charge stage. ( ): N1 being designed much smaller than \( \mathrm{N} 2 \) is for a valid read.

          ( ): The associated sub-circuit of the critical path in the CPA circuit below is those in light greys (or colored in red).
( ): A Kogge-Stone adder suffers a drawback of maximum fanout than all the other tree adders.
( ): A Sklansky adder suffers a drawback of maximum number of tracks than all the other tree adders.
( ): The basic logic multiplier consists of multiple CSA rows shifted by funnel shifter and a CPA array in the last shifted row.
( ): A carry save adder is in fact an extended full adder summing 3 inputs and then producing 2 outputs
( ): Flash is one kind of non-volatile memories.
( ): The operation of write for a SRAM cell includes a pre-charge stage.
( ): N1 being designed much smaller than \( \mathrm{N} 2 \) is for a valid read.

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( ): The associated sub-circuit of the critical path in the CPA circuit below is those in light greys (or colored in red).
( ): A Kogge-Stone adder suffers a drawback of maximum fanout than all the other tree adders.
( ): A Sklansky adder suffers a drawback of maximum number of tracks than all the other tree adders.
( ): The basic logic multiplier consists of multiple CSA rows shifted by funnel shifter and a CPA array in the last shifted row.
( ): A carry save adder is in fact an extended full adder summing 3 inputs and then producing 2 outputs
( ): Flash is one kind of non-volatile memories.
( ): The operation of write for a SRAM cell includes a pre-charge stage.
( ): N1 being designed much smaller than N 2 is for a valid read.

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( ): The associated sub-circuit of the critical path in the CPA circuit below is those in light greys (or colored in red). S1 A1 B1 G1 P1 G0:0 S2 B2 G2 P2 G1:0 A2 S3 A3 B3 G3 P3 G2:0 S4 B4 G4 P4 G3:0 A4 Cin G0 C3 C2 C1 C0 Cout C4 ( ): A Kogge-Stone adder suffers a drawback of maximum fanout than all the other tree adders. ( ): A Sklansky adder suffers a drawback of maximum number of tracks than all the other tree adders. ( ): The basic logic multiplier consists of multiple CSA rows shifted by funnel shifter and a CPA array in the last shifted row. ( ): A carry save adder is in fact an extended full adder summing 3 inputs and then producing 2 outputs ( ): Flash is one kind of non-volatile memories. ( ): The operation of write for a SRAM cell includes a pre-charge stage. ( ): N1 being designed much smaller than N2 is for a valid read. bit N1 N2 P1 A P2 N3 N4 A_b ( ): A sense amplifier is needed in a single column of SRAM cells to speed up the response speed for reading. ( ): Twisted bitlines in an SRAM fell array can be designed to reduce coupling noise. ( ): Designed shifter registers can play the roles of RAM.

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