Ghavam G. Shahidi, Carl A. Anderson, et al.
IEEE Transactions on Electron Devices
This paper describes a 512K CMOS SRAM with ECL interfaces which has a 2-ns cycle time and a 3.8-ns access time, both of which are valid for random read/write operations. The 2-ns cycle time is achieved without degrading access time or operating margins by using a fully pipelined architecture incorporating self-resetting circuit blocks. The CMOS process features a 0.8-μm average feature size, self-aligned TiSi, triple-level metal, and a 0.5-μm L. Details of the pipelined architecture are described along with several examples of the self-resetting circuit blocks with emphasis on features key to high-speed operation, fast cycle time, and robust design. © 1991 IEEE
Ghavam G. Shahidi, Carl A. Anderson, et al.
IEEE Transactions on Electron Devices
Ghavam G. Shahidi, Carl A. Anderson, et al.
IEEE Transactions on Electron Devices
Terry I. Chappell
IEEE T-ED
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Solid-State Electronics