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With the development of modern semiconductor fabrication technology, the channel length of the CMOS device and the device pitch continually shrink accompanied by more and more severe process variation and signal coupling effect, respectively. In this paper, we explain how the coupling effect interferes with the action of the sense amplifier (SA); then we introduce a coupling suppressed SA. In our...
With development of semiconductor fabrication technology, channel length of CMOS device and device pitch scale down accompanied by more severe process variation and signal coupling effect. In this paper, we focus on the decouple latch type voltage sense amplifier which is widely used in SRAM product. Two main signal coupling effects are introduced and analyzed, and improved design is suggested
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