This paper describes a bitline control circuit and redundancy technique for high-density dynamic content addressable memories (CAMs). The proposed bitline control circuit can efficiently manage a dynamic CAM cell accompanied by complex operations; that is, a refresh operation, a masked search operation, and partial writing, in addition to normal read/write/search operations. By adding a small supplementary circuit to the bitline control circuit, a circuit scheme with redundancy which prevents disabled column circuits from affecting a match operation can also be obtained. These circuit technologies achieve higher-density dynamic CAMs than conventional static CAMs. These technologies have been successfully applied to a 288-kbit CAM with a typical cycle time of 150 ns.
Tadato YAMAGATA
Masaaki MIHARA
Takeshi HAMAMOTO
Yasumitsu MURAI
Toshifumi KOBAYASHI
Michihiro YAMADA
Hideyuki OZAKI
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Tadato YAMAGATA, Masaaki MIHARA, Takeshi HAMAMOTO, Yasumitsu MURAI, Toshifumi KOBAYASHI, Michihiro YAMADA, Hideyuki OZAKI, "A Bitline Control Circuit Scheme and Redundancy Technique for High-Density Dynamic Content Addressable Memories" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E76-C, no. 11, pp. 1657-1664, November 1993, doi: .
Abstract: This paper describes a bitline control circuit and redundancy technique for high-density dynamic content addressable memories (CAMs). The proposed bitline control circuit can efficiently manage a dynamic CAM cell accompanied by complex operations; that is, a refresh operation, a masked search operation, and partial writing, in addition to normal read/write/search operations. By adding a small supplementary circuit to the bitline control circuit, a circuit scheme with redundancy which prevents disabled column circuits from affecting a match operation can also be obtained. These circuit technologies achieve higher-density dynamic CAMs than conventional static CAMs. These technologies have been successfully applied to a 288-kbit CAM with a typical cycle time of 150 ns.
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