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Register File (RF), Static Random Access Memory (SRAM) and Read Only Memory (ROM) arrays on SoCs comprise over 50% area and consumes substantial power on die. The On die ROM usage is increasing as there is an increased focus on IOTs, multi-core microprocessor for notebooks, 2-in-1s and mobile applications. Achieving high performance at low power specification need considerable innovation. Use of High...
Sense amplifiers are one of the important circuits in the CMOS memories as they have a greater impact on the access time and power dissipation of memory cells. The current-mode sense amplifiers have improved the access time as well as power dissipation to a large extent when compared to voltage-mode sense amplifiers, thus resulting in making the memories compatible with the high speed CMOS technologies...
In this era of Internet of Things, wherein every ‘thing’ is integrated within the existing internet architecture, it becomes quite necessary that embedded computing systems process quickly, occupy less area and consume low power. This would enable them to work quickly with real time data and have a large shelf life. As such there is a need for development of optimized algorithms and their efficient...
In this paper we have proposed a novel Sense Amplifier (SA) design which is capable of predetermining the direction of offset in threshold voltage in the sensing transistors and which provides up to 24% more current differential by activating a path for current to flow in a device, parallel to the weaker transistor, thus compensating the inherent offset. Due to its self correcting capability, the...
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