Abstract

We are presenting a method of reducing the size of traditional capsule used in wireless capsule endoscopy (WCE) for . The conventional wireless endoscopic capsule was manufactured on 18µm technology and its size is 26mmx11mm. Here we are using Ultrascale FinFET 16nm technology to reduce the size of capsule . By using this technique the Size of traditional capsule can be reduced by 11-12 % . Using this method leakage current content reduces and power consumption also reduces up to 50% than the traditional one. The device can be operated on a very low operating voltage and thus the life of battery increases. But after the advancement of FPGA technology, here we are emphasizing on ultra-scale technology with 16nm FINFET technology for fabrication of CMOS transistors using 16 nm technology 3D ICs. This method increases system performance and speed upto 2 folds and speed increases upto 30% .

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