Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely:  initiate the theoretical investigation of energy-efficient circuit design.  assume that the circuit design specifies the circuit layout as ll as the supply voltages for the gates. To obtain maximum energy efficiency, the circuit design must balance the conflicting demands of minimizing the energy used per gate, and minimizing the number of gates in the circuit; If the energy supplied to the gates is small, then functional failures are likely, necessitating a circuit layout that is more fault-tolerant, and thus that has more gates. By leveraging previous work on fault-tolerant circuit design,  show general upper and lor bounds on the amount of energy required by a circuit to compute a given relation.  show that some circuits would be asymptotically more energy efficient if heterogeneous supply voltages re allod, and show that for some circuits the most energy-efficient supply voltages are homogeneous over all gates.
['Antonios Antoniadis', 'Neal Barcelo', 'Michael Nugent', 'Kirk Pruhs', 'Michele Scquizzato']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Energy-efficient circuit design
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