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Comparative Analysis of Leakage Reduction Techniques in Voltage Mode and Current Latch Sense Amplifiers in Sram Cell

Smarika Shrivastava, Vinay Kumar Tomar

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In present paper, the comparative analysis of different type of low power reduction techniques has been performed by implementing in voltage mode and current latch sense amplifier 6-T SRAM cell. The low power reduction techniques have been realized in 6-T SRAM sense amplifiers using the 90-nm 1-V CMOS technologies. Total power dissipation of current latch sense amplifier is 14 µw which is 41.59 percent less than the voltage mode sense amplifier. It has been found that Sleep transistor technique is very effective to reduce leakage power as well as total power dissipation in voltage mode sense amplifier. However, this technique is not so efficient to reduce total power dissipation in current latch sense amplifier. Furthermore, it has been observed that Dual Sleep method is more effective to reduce total power dissipation in current latch sense amplifier.

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In present paper, the comparative analysis of different type of low power reduction techniques has been performed by implementing in voltage mode and current latch sense amplifier 6-T SRAM cell. The low power reduction techniques have been realized in 6-T SRAM sense amplifiers using the 90-nm 1-V CMOS technologies. Total power dissipation of current latch sense amplifier is 14 µw which is 41.59 percent less than the voltage mode sense amplifier. It has been found that Sleep transistor technique is very effective to reduce leakage power as well as total power dissipation in voltage mode sense amplifier. However, this technique is not so efficient to reduce total power dissipation in current latch sense amplifier. Furthermore, it has been observed that Dual Sleep method is more effective to reduce total power dissipation in current latch sense amplifier.

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In present paper, the comparative analysis of different type of low power reduction techniques has been performed by implementing in voltage mode and current latch sense amplifier 6-T SRAM cell. The low power reduction techniques have been realized in 6-T SRAM sense amplifiers using the 90-nm 1-V CMOS technologies. Total power dissipation of current latch sense amplifier is 14 µw which is 41.59 percent less than the voltage mode sense amplifier. It has been found that Sleep transistor technique is very effective to reduce leakage power as well as total power dissipation in voltage mode sense amplifier. However, this technique is not so efficient to reduce total power dissipation in current latch sense amplifier. Furthermore, it has been observed that Dual Sleep method is more effective to reduce total power dissipation in current latch sense amplifier.

Key concepts: Sense amplifier, Sense (electronics), Static random-access memory, Current sense amplifier, Reduction (mathematics), Electrical engineering, Amplifier, Electronic engineering

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