Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely:  introduces a methodology that optimizes the performance of a low swing clock tree under a skew bound. Low-swing clock trees are preferred for a reduction in the clock switching por, with an expected trade-off in clock slew and skew. , a heuristic optimization process is introduced that keeps the clock skew under the same skew budget of the originating full-swing clock tree. In this low swing clock optimization, the low por consumption property is preserved. The effect of slew on the logic timing, which is naturally degraded due to low-swing operation, is analyzed within timing slack of some paths in order to highlight the effectiveness of the low swing clock trees in loring por consumption with limited impact on timing constraints. The experiments performed with the 4 largest ISCAS'89 benchmark circuits operating at 500~MHz, 90~nm technology and 4 different V  dd   levels show that the optimized low swing clock tree can achieve an average of upto 11.0% reduction in the por consumption with no more than a skew degradation of 0.5% of the clock period (i.e. within the practical skew budget).
['Can Sitik', 'Baris Taskin']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Skew-bounded low swing clock tree optimization
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