Transition Probability

I am doing a project on improving transition probability of digital circuits.
how to increase transition probability in a combinational digital circuit or any digital gate.
could any one suggest any techniques or methods .

kshirod_vlsi said:

I am doing a project on improving transition probability of digital circuits.
how to increase transition probability in a combinational digital circuit or any digital gate.
could any one suggest any techniques or methods .

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sorry, what? the goal is to decrease transitions to save power.

ThisIsNotSam said:

sorry, what? the goal is to decrease transitions to save power.

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No sir,I have to increase the transition probability .Actually my project is on detection of hardware trojans present in the circuit.once the transition probability increase detection probability of Hardware Trojan can be increased.

kshirod_vlsi said:

No sir,I have to increase the transition probability .Actually my project is on detection of hardware trojans present in the circuit.once the transition probability increase detection probability of Hardware Trojan can be increased.

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Trojans can be made sequential with activation conditions that may spam thousands of cycles. Increasing the transition probability makes no sense, it's an incredibly weak approach.

This sounds like it might be similar to fuzzy logic. It's a concept in computer programming which was introduced to model real-life decision making in natural situations.

It's common to see schematics called unanimous vote detectors made from logic gates. However there are also majority logic circuits, because not every situation is all-or-nothing.

Hysteresis is another principle used in switching action. It's based on two different input levels. A signal needs to rise above a certain level, in order to cause the output to change state. Then it needs to drop below a certain level, to cause another change of state.
The schmitt trigger is a logic gate which has this action built in.
Circuits can be adjusted to have a wide or narrow range of hysteresis.

i have attached my project's paper link https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/7165615/
please see

brad, the OP is just trying to make logic switch more often. nothing to do with physical phenomenon.

OP, I am surprised TCAD would publish this idea. It's really silly. Whatever improvement the technique provides, it still doesn't make trojans remotely detectable.