Circuit techniques for realizing low-voltage and low-power SoCs for 90-nm CMOS technology and beyond are described. A proposed SAFBB (self-adjusted forward body bias techniques), ATC (Asymmetric Three transistor Cell) DRAM, and ADC using an offset canceling comparator deal with leakage and variability issues for these technologies. A 32-bit adder using SAFBB attained 353-µA at 400-MHz operation at 0.5-V supply voltage, and 1 Mb memory array using ATC DRAM cells achieved 1.5 mA at 50 MHz, 0.5 V. The 4-bit ADC attained 2 Gsample/s operation at a supply voltage of 0.9 V.
Koichiro ISHIBASHI
Tetsuya FUJIMOTO
Takahiro YAMASHITA
Hiroyuki OKADA
Yukio ARIMA
Yasuyuki HASHIMOTO
Kohji SAKATA
Isao MINEMATSU
Yasuo ITOH
Haruki TODA
Motoi ICHIHASHI
Yoshihide KOMATSU
Masato HAGIWARA
Toshiro TSUKADA
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Koichiro ISHIBASHI, Tetsuya FUJIMOTO, Takahiro YAMASHITA, Hiroyuki OKADA, Yukio ARIMA, Yasuyuki HASHIMOTO, Kohji SAKATA, Isao MINEMATSU, Yasuo ITOH, Haruki TODA, Motoi ICHIHASHI, Yoshihide KOMATSU, Masato HAGIWARA, Toshiro TSUKADA, "Low-Voltage and Low-Power Logic, Memory, and Analog Circuit Techniques for SoCs Using 90 nm Technology and Beyond" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E89-C, no. 3, pp. 250-262, March 2006, doi: 10.1093/ietele/e89-c.3.250.
Abstract: Circuit techniques for realizing low-voltage and low-power SoCs for 90-nm CMOS technology and beyond are described. A proposed SAFBB (self-adjusted forward body bias techniques), ATC (Asymmetric Three transistor Cell) DRAM, and ADC using an offset canceling comparator deal with leakage and variability issues for these technologies. A 32-bit adder using SAFBB attained 353-µA at 400-MHz operation at 0.5-V supply voltage, and 1 Mb memory array using ATC DRAM cells achieved 1.5 mA at 50 MHz, 0.5 V. The 4-bit ADC attained 2 Gsample/s operation at a supply voltage of 0.9 V.
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