Abstract

All reversible circuits have an intrinsic advantage over traditional irreversible circuits, because the reduce power consumption. Due to this, reversible circuits have been a source of constant excitement and great enthusiasm in the scientific community. Reversible logic is highly useful in nanotechnology, low power design and quantum computing. This paper proposes a design for a faster adder using reversible gates.

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