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Encoding Schemes for Reduction of Power Dissipation , Crosstalk and Delay in VLSI Interconnects : A Review

This paper reviews different encoding schemes for reduction of power dissipation, crosstalk noise and delay. Crosstalk is aggravated by enhanced switching activity which is often main cause for the malfunctioning of any VLSI chip. Consequently, delay and power dissipation also increases due to enhanced crosstalk. Reduction in switching activities through coupled transmission line results in enormous reduction of power dissipation, crosstalk and delay. The researchers therefore often concentrate on encoding schemes that reduces the transitions of the signals. This paper reviews all such encoding schemes.