Low-leakage sub-threshold 9T-SRAM cell in 14-nm FinFET technology
Summary A novel sub-threshold 9T Static Random Access Memory (SRAM) cell designed and simulated in 14-nm FinFET technology is proposed in this paper. The proposed 9T-SRAM cell offers an improved access time in comparison to the 8T-SRAM cell. Furthermore, an assist circuit is proposed by which the le...
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Summary A novel sub-threshold 9T Static Random Access Memory (SRAM) cell designed and simulated in 14-nm FinFET technology is proposed in this paper. The proposed 9T-SRAM cell offers an improved access time in comparison to the 8T-SRAM cell. Furthermore, an assist circuit is proposed by which the leakage current of the proposed SRAM cell is reduced by 20% when holding '0' and an equal leakage current during hold '1' in comparison to the 8T-SRAM cell. The proposed circuit improves the access time by 40% in comparison to the 8T-SRAM cell without any degradation in write and read noise margins, as well. The maximum operating frequency of the proposed SRAM cell is 1.53MHz at VDD=270mV. Copyright © 2016 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. |
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Summary A novel sub-threshold 9T Static Random Access Memory (SRAM) cell designed and simulated in 14-nm FinFET technology is proposed in this paper. The proposed 9T-SRAM cell offers an improved access time in comparison to the 8T-SRAM cell. Furthermore, an assist circuit is proposed by which the leakage current of the proposed SRAM cell is reduced by 20% when holding '0' and an equal leakage current during hold '1' in comparison to the 8T-SRAM cell. The proposed circuit improves the access time by 40% in comparison to the 8T-SRAM cell without any degradation in write and read noise margins, as well. The maximum operating frequency of the proposed SRAM cell is 1.53MHz at VDD=270mV. Copyright © 2016 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. |
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