This paper is based on the observation of 8T single ended static random access memory (SRAM) and two techniques for reducing the sub threshold leakage current, power consumption are examined. In the first technique, effective supply voltage and ground node voltages are changed using a dynamic variable voltage level technique(VVL). In the second technique power supply is scaled down. This 8T SRAM cell uses one word line, two bitlinesand a transmission gate. Simulations and analytical results show that when the two techniques combine the new SRAM cell has correct read and write operation and also the cell contains 55.6% less leakage and the dynamic power is 98.8% less than the 8T single ended SRAM cell. Simulations are performed using cadence...
An ultra-low leakage static random-access memory (SRAM) cell structure with 8 transistors is propose...
In this digital world, everything is inculcated within technology which increases the importance of ...
The requirement for smaller, lighter yet increasingly powerful electronic devices has never been gre...
As the technology is advancing into deep submicron and as the size of the devices is scaled down, a ...
Abstract-Low power design has become the major challenge of present chip designs as leakage power ha...
Low power design has become the major challenge of present chip designs as leakage power has been ri...
Abstract — The high demand of embedding more and more functionality in a single chip has enforced th...
Static Random Access Memory (SRAM) has become a key element in modern VLSI systems. In this paper, a...
International audienceSRAM operation at subthreshold/weak inversion region provides a significant po...
In Present scenario battery-powered hand-held multimedia systems become popular. The power consumpti...
As the development of complex metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) technology, fast low-power static ran...
Abstract--Reduction of leakage power is very important for low power applications. Because these hig...
The reduction of the channel length due to scaling increases the leakage current resulting in a majo...
This paper presents 8T SRAM cell by using various techniques. The conflicting design requirement of ...
A SRAM cell must meet requirements for operation in submicron/nano ranges. The scaling of CMOS techn...
An ultra-low leakage static random-access memory (SRAM) cell structure with 8 transistors is propose...
In this digital world, everything is inculcated within technology which increases the importance of ...
The requirement for smaller, lighter yet increasingly powerful electronic devices has never been gre...
As the technology is advancing into deep submicron and as the size of the devices is scaled down, a ...
Abstract-Low power design has become the major challenge of present chip designs as leakage power ha...
Low power design has become the major challenge of present chip designs as leakage power has been ri...
Abstract — The high demand of embedding more and more functionality in a single chip has enforced th...
Static Random Access Memory (SRAM) has become a key element in modern VLSI systems. In this paper, a...
International audienceSRAM operation at subthreshold/weak inversion region provides a significant po...
In Present scenario battery-powered hand-held multimedia systems become popular. The power consumpti...
As the development of complex metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) technology, fast low-power static ran...
Abstract--Reduction of leakage power is very important for low power applications. Because these hig...
The reduction of the channel length due to scaling increases the leakage current resulting in a majo...
This paper presents 8T SRAM cell by using various techniques. The conflicting design requirement of ...
A SRAM cell must meet requirements for operation in submicron/nano ranges. The scaling of CMOS techn...
An ultra-low leakage static random-access memory (SRAM) cell structure with 8 transistors is propose...
In this digital world, everything is inculcated within technology which increases the importance of ...
The requirement for smaller, lighter yet increasingly powerful electronic devices has never been gre...