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65nm Low-Power High-Density SRAM Operable at 1.0V under 3σ Systematic Variation Using Separate Vth Monitoring and Body Bias for NMOS and PMOS

Masanao Yamaoka, Noriaki Maeda, Yasuhisa Shimazaki, Kenichi Osada

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We design a technique to separately measure the Vth of NMOS and PMOS. This technique is used to determine the body bias of NMOS and PMOS individually. Prototype chips with 1Mb 0.51 mm2 high-density SRAM cells using a 65 nm low-power process are fabricated and achieve 1.0 V operation, even when considering actual Vth variation.

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We design a technique to separately measure the Vth of NMOS and PMOS. This technique is used to determine the body bias of NMOS and PMOS individually. Prototype chips with 1Mb 0.51 mm2 high-density SRAM cells using a 65 nm low-power process are fabricated and achieve 1.0 V operation, even when considering actual Vth variation.

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We design a technique to separately measure the Vth of NMOS and PMOS. This technique is used to determine the body bias of NMOS and PMOS individually. Prototype chips with 1Mb 0.51 mm2 high-density SRAM cells using a 65 nm low-power process are fabricated and achieve 1.0 V operation, even when considering actual Vth variation.

Key concepts: NMOS logic, PMOS logic, Process variation, Static random-access memory, Power (physics), Materials science, Variation (astronomy), Electronic engineering

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