IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics
PLL Timing Design Techniques for Large-Scale, High-Speed, Low-Power, Low-Cost SRAMs
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PLL timing design techniques introduced here feature (1) a word-line resetting-equalization scheme for reducting the access time and the memory cell current, (2) a cyclic input buffer power-cutting scheme to reduce the excess power in low-frequency operation, and (3) a super-pipelined parallel test scheme which allows the evaluation of high-speed LSIs by low-speed LSI testers to reduce the test costs. These techniques successfully contribute to the development of a 7 ns GTL I/O 16 Mb BiCMOS SRAM LSI.
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- IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics Vol.E78-C No.7 pp.805-811
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- 1995/07/25
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Kazuyuki NAKAMURA
Shigeru KUHARA
Thoru KIMURA
Masahide TAKADA
Hisamitsu SUZUKI
Hiroshi YOSHIDA
Tohru YAMAZAKI
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Kazuyuki NAKAMURA, Shigeru KUHARA, Thoru KIMURA, Masahide TAKADA, Hisamitsu SUZUKI, Hiroshi YOSHIDA, Tohru YAMAZAKI, "PLL Timing Design Techniques for Large-Scale, High-Speed, Low-Power, Low-Cost SRAMs" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E78-C, no. 7, pp. 805-811, July 1995, doi: .
Abstract: PLL timing design techniques introduced here feature (1) a word-line resetting-equalization scheme for reducting the access time and the memory cell current, (2) a cyclic input buffer power-cutting scheme to reduce the excess power in low-frequency operation, and (3) a super-pipelined parallel test scheme which allows the evaluation of high-speed LSIs by low-speed LSI testers to reduce the test costs. These techniques successfully contribute to the development of a 7 ns GTL I/O 16 Mb BiCMOS SRAM LSI.
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AU - Kazuyuki NAKAMURA
AU - Shigeru KUHARA
AU - Thoru KIMURA
AU - Masahide TAKADA
AU - Hisamitsu SUZUKI
AU - Hiroshi YOSHIDA
AU - Tohru YAMAZAKI
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