Design A High Performance Dual Ported 1 Read 1 Write CMOS SRAM

A synchronous dual-ported high speed and low power CMOS SRAM is described. This SRAM is an 8T (transistors) architecture that has 8 transistors in every single memory cell that are capable of performing a read and write operation in one cycle, under the condition that it is not performing the...

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Main Author: Yeoh, Ee Ee
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Published: Universiti Sains Malaysia 2006
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spelling my.usm.eprints.58608 http://eprints.usm.my/58608/ Design A High Performance Dual Ported 1 Read 1 Write CMOS SRAM Yeoh, Ee Ee T Technology TK Electrical Engineering. Electronics. Nuclear Engineering A synchronous dual-ported high speed and low power CMOS SRAM is described. This SRAM is an 8T (transistors) architecture that has 8 transistors in every single memory cell that are capable of performing a read and write operation in one cycle, under the condition that it is not performing the read and write operation in the same decoded address simultaneously. The proposed SRAM has 4Kbit memory capacity with 33 entries and 128 size of entry and was custom designed using 90nm process. The SRAM is operating properly with supply voltage of 1.05V. The targeted operating frequency is at 125MHz and it dissipates a maximum active power of 10.5mW and consumes a maximum standby power of 2.1mW. The targeted current consumption for the SRAM is having a maximum active value of 10mA and a maximum standby current of 2mA. The functionality of the SRAM is guaranteed by running simulations over a wide range of Process, Voltage and Temperature (PVT) corners. Internal race checking for SRAM has been adopted to perform further verification to ensure that there’s no failing signal in the SRAM that will cause functional error and excess power consumption in SRAM. Universiti Sains Malaysia 2006-05-01 Monograph NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.usm.my/58608/1/Design%20A%20High%20Performance%20Dual%20Ported%201%20Read%201%20Write%20CMOS%20SRAM_Yeoh%20Ee%20Ee.pdf Yeoh, Ee Ee (2006) Design A High Performance Dual Ported 1 Read 1 Write CMOS SRAM. Project Report. Universiti Sains Malaysia, Pusat Pengajian Kejuruteraan Elektrik dan Elektronik. (Submitted)
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Design A High Performance Dual Ported 1 Read 1 Write CMOS SRAM
description A synchronous dual-ported high speed and low power CMOS SRAM is described. This SRAM is an 8T (transistors) architecture that has 8 transistors in every single memory cell that are capable of performing a read and write operation in one cycle, under the condition that it is not performing the read and write operation in the same decoded address simultaneously. The proposed SRAM has 4Kbit memory capacity with 33 entries and 128 size of entry and was custom designed using 90nm process. The SRAM is operating properly with supply voltage of 1.05V. The targeted operating frequency is at 125MHz and it dissipates a maximum active power of 10.5mW and consumes a maximum standby power of 2.1mW. The targeted current consumption for the SRAM is having a maximum active value of 10mA and a maximum standby current of 2mA. The functionality of the SRAM is guaranteed by running simulations over a wide range of Process, Voltage and Temperature (PVT) corners. Internal race checking for SRAM has been adopted to perform further verification to ensure that there’s no failing signal in the SRAM that will cause functional error and excess power consumption in SRAM.
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author Yeoh, Ee Ee
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title Design A High Performance Dual Ported 1 Read 1 Write CMOS SRAM
title_short Design A High Performance Dual Ported 1 Read 1 Write CMOS SRAM
title_full Design A High Performance Dual Ported 1 Read 1 Write CMOS SRAM
title_fullStr Design A High Performance Dual Ported 1 Read 1 Write CMOS SRAM
title_full_unstemmed Design A High Performance Dual Ported 1 Read 1 Write CMOS SRAM
title_sort design a high performance dual ported 1 read 1 write cmos sram
publisher Universiti Sains Malaysia
publishDate 2006
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