This paper describes a new hierarchical bit line organization utilizing a T-shaped bit line(H-BLT) and its practical implementation in a 4-Mb SRAM using a 0.4µm CMOS process. The H-BLT has reduced the number of I/O circuits for multiplexers, sense amplifiers and write drivers, resulting in an efficient multiple blockdivision of the memory cell array. The size of the SRAM die was reduced by 14% without an access penalty. The active current is 30mA at 5 V and 10 MHz. The typical address access time is 35 ns with a 4.5 V supply voltage and a 30 pF load capacitance. The operating voltage range is 2.5 V to 6.0 V. H-BLT is a bright and useful architecture for the high density SRAMs of the future.
Yoshiyuki HARAGUCHI
Toshihiko HIROSE
Motomu UKITA
Tomohisa WADA
Masanao EINO
Minoru SAITO
Michihiro YAMADA
Akihiko YASUOKA
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Yoshiyuki HARAGUCHI, Toshihiko HIROSE, Motomu UKITA, Tomohisa WADA, Masanao EINO, Minoru SAITO, Michihiro YAMADA, Akihiko YASUOKA, "A 4-Mb SRAM Using a New Hierarchical Bit Line Organization Utilizing a T-Shaped Bit Line for a Small Sized Die" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E79-C, no. 6, pp. 743-749, June 1996, doi: .
Abstract: This paper describes a new hierarchical bit line organization utilizing a T-shaped bit line(H-BLT) and its practical implementation in a 4-Mb SRAM using a 0.4µm CMOS process. The H-BLT has reduced the number of I/O circuits for multiplexers, sense amplifiers and write drivers, resulting in an efficient multiple blockdivision of the memory cell array. The size of the SRAM die was reduced by 14% without an access penalty. The active current is 30mA at 5 V and 10 MHz. The typical address access time is 35 ns with a 4.5 V supply voltage and a 30 pF load capacitance. The operating voltage range is 2.5 V to 6.0 V. H-BLT is a bright and useful architecture for the high density SRAMs of the future.
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