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  • Offset-Compensated Direct Sensing and Charge-Recycled Precharge Schemes for Sub-1.0 V High-Speed DRAM's

    Jae-Yoon SIM  Kee-Won KWON  Ki-Chul CHUN  Dong-Il SEO  

     
    PAPER-Integrated Electronics

      Vol:
    E87-C No:5
      Page(s):
    801-808

    This paper proposes a sensing and a precharge circuit schemes suitable for low-voltage and high-speed DRAM design. The proposed offset-compensated direct sensing scheme improves refresh characteristics as well as speed performance. To minimize the number of control switches for the offset compensation, only the output branches of differential amplifiers are implemented in each bit-line pair with a semi-global bias branch, which also reduces 50-percent of bias current. The addition of the direct sensing feature to the offset-compensated pre-sensing dramatically increases the differential current output. For the fast bit-line equalization, a charge-recycled precharge scheme is proposed to reuse VPP discharging current for the generation of a boosted bias without additional charge pumping. The two circuit schemes were verified by the implementation of a 256 Mb SDRAM with a 0.1 µm dual-doped poly-silicon technology.

  • Secure and Scalable Content Sharing Framework for Next-Generation IPTV Service

    Seungmin LEE  Dong-Il SEO  

     
    PAPER

      Vol:
    E94-B No:10
      Page(s):
    2723-2731

    Due to an increase in multimedia content and the acceleration of digital convergence, demand for next-generation IPTV service is rapidly growing. IPTV service seamlessly provides both real-time broadcasting and content sharing services on diverse terminals through complex networks. In this paper, a secure and scalable content sharing framework is proposed for next-generation IPTV service. The proposed framework has an advantage over conventional content protection techniques in producing scalable content with transcodable, adjustable, and perceptual security features. Moreover, it ensures end-to-end security over the entire service range based on a single security mechanism. The suitability of the proposed approach is demonstrated experimentally using a practical service scenario with real-world environments. The experiments show that the proposed approach can provide several different levels of content security, from a perceptual level to an almost unintelligible level, while keeping the additional time overhead low. Consequently, it is expected that use of this security technology alone can have a practical contribution in creating new business opportunities for IPTV services.