Digital System Design Using Standard NeuMOS Cells Applied in ADAS

The design and implementation of digital systems with external configuration circuit-SHL (software-hardware-logic)-with standard cells based on floating-gate transistor (NeuMOS) and the implementation of the floating-gate potential diagram (FPD) to obtain Boolean functions are presented. External circuit configuration for designing digital systems of two and four bits reduces the number of transistors, as well as interconnection, and this can increase the speed of data processing; these results are helpful in growing applications like advanced driver assistance system (ADAS), where the number of sensors and processing time are increasing. Simulations results shown prove an effective reduction in transistor count, and a good performance of the system is demonstrated, as well.