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Nowadays, crosstalk noise is one of the major problems in VLSI design circuits. While transmitting the input information, the noise occurs in the channel. After receiving the information, the input data affect by the crosstalk. In this paper, Look Up table with Bus Encoding Decoding Carry Look Ahead adder (LUT-BED-CLA) is introduced to eliminate the crosstalk noise in the receiver side. Encoder block consists of transition detector, Type-A detector, Type-B detector, XOR stack, and Latch. Encoder output is given to the crosstalk model circuit, which is implemented in Cadence virtuoso. This crosstalk model output connects to decoder input. Decoder block contains an XOR circuit to retrieve the original data, which is given to the input of the encoder. From the encoder and decoder, the area, power, and delay was evaluated. Instead of using normal adder, CLA adder was used in counter which gave better performance. Form the crosstalk analysis, cross talk output was given to the decoder input. Even though, decoder output gave same output which was given to the encoder input. This entire work implemented in Verilog to evaluate ASIC performance for 180nm and 45nm technology. In ASIC 180nm technology, 26.3% of area, 39.67% of power, 55.53% of APP, and 26.3% of ADP is minimized in LUT-BED-CLA as well as 45nm technology, 34.4% of area, 24.1% of power, 38.62% of delay, 50.11% of APP, and 59.6% of ADP reduced in LUT-BED-CLA method compared to existing method.

ASIC Implementation of Low Power Efficient Crosstalk Analytical by LUT-BED-CLA