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CMOS Buffer Design Approach for Low Power and Lower Delay SRAM Design
Leakage power dissipation of on-chip SRAM constitutes a significant amount of the total chip power consumption in microprocessors and System on chips. With technology scaling, it is becoming increasingly challenging to maintain the yield while attempting
Aswathy, N., Mariyamol, p.p.
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Different SRAM Cells Using Low Power Reduction Techniques
With increasing technology, usage of SRAM Cells has been increased to large extent while designing the system on-chips in CMOS technology. Power consumption and the speed are the major factors of concern for designing a chip along with the leakage power.
Grover, Neeti +3 more
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Error resilient techniques for storage elements of low power design
Over two decades of research has led to numerous low-power design techniques being reported. Two popular techniques are supply voltage scaling and power gating.
Yang, Sheng
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SRAM (static random-access memory) has been widely embedded in a large amount of semiconductor chips. Therefore, the yield of most semiconductor chips is dominated by the yield of SRAM. SRAM consists of a considerable number of replicated components (e.g.
Shupeng Sun (6068448)
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Design and Implementation of SRAM-Based Anti-Noise PUF Device Authentication Circuit
In today's era, smart electronic products that we use every day are closely related to chips. Daily life is also closely linked to various smart devices with centralized management, such as the Internet of Things, smart homes, health monitoring, self ...
Zhang, Yao-Song
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div _mce_tmp="1">Bu tez çalışmasında uzay sistemleri elektronik donanımlarında yer alan SRAM tabanlı belleklerde uzayın radyasyon ortamı nedeniyle görülebilecek geçici hatalara karşı korunma sağlayan yeni yöntemler önerilmektedir.
Demirci, Mustafa
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Large-Scale Variability Characterization and Robust Design Techniques for Nanoscale SRAM [PDF]
Continued increase in the process variability is perceived to be a major roadblock for future technology scaling. Its impact is particularly pronounced in large memory arrays due to both the utilization of minimum sized transistors and their extremely ...
Guo, Zheng
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Application of FIB/SEM and TEM to Bit Failure Analyses in SRAM Arrays
Many microelectronic chips contain embedded memory arrays. A single SRAM bit-cell contains several transistors. Failure of any of the transistors makes the entire bit-cell inoperable.
Alex Volinsky +4 more
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Design of an SRAM-based physical unclonable function system
Safety has been a critical concern in traditional data protection schemes. Placing the secret key in non-volatile memory makes protecting the key difficult and expensive if not impossible. Physical Unclonable Function (PUF) is an emerging primitive based
Liu, Chao Qun
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A built-in self-test scheme with diagnostics support for embedded SRAM
[[abstract]]In this paper we propose a novel built-in self-test (BIST) design for embedded SRAM cores. Our contribution includes a compact and efficient BIST circuit with diagnosis support and an automatic diagnostic system.
Chih-Wea Wang;Chi-Feng Wu;Jin-Fu Li;Cheng-Wen Wu;Teng, T.;Chiu, K.;Hsiao-ping Lin
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