Analysis of power in 3T DRAM and 4T DRAM Cell design for different technology
Shyam Akashe, Ambrish Mudgal, Shyam Babu Singh
Abstract
Shyam Akashe, Ambrish Mudgal, Shyam Babu Singh
Abstract
In this paper power dissipation analysis for 3T DRAM cell and 4T DRAM cell design have been carried out for the Nanoscale technology. Many advanced processors now have on chip instructions and data memory using DRAMs. The major contribution of power dissipation in DRAM cell is off-state leakage current. Thus, improving the power efficiency of a DRAM cell is critical to the overall system power dissipation. This paper investigates the effectiveness of 3T DRAM cell and 4T DRAM cell circuit design techniques and power dissipation analysis. 3T DRAM cell is designed with the semantic design technique for the analysis of power dissipation using CADENCE Tool. In this paper, we have taken two circuits of dynamic random access memory (DRAM). Read and write operation for single bit storage of 3T DRAM and 4T DRAM circuit is shown by simulating it on CADENCE tool.
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In this paper power dissipation analysis for 3T DRAM cell and 4T DRAM cell design have been carried out for the Nanoscale technology. Many advanced processors now have on chip instructions and data memory using DRAMs. The major contribution of power dissipation in DRAM cell is off-state leakage current. Thus, improving the power efficiency of a DRAM cell is critical to the overall system power dissipation. This paper investigates the effectiveness of 3T DRAM cell and 4T DRAM cell circuit design techniques and power dissipation analysis. 3T DRAM cell is designed with the semantic design technique for the analysis of power dissipation using CADENCE Tool. In this paper, we have taken two circuits of dynamic random access memory (DRAM). Read and write operation for single bit storage of 3T DRAM and 4T DRAM circuit is shown by simulating it on CADENCE tool.
Key concepts: Dram, CAS latency, Dynamic random-access memory, Universal memory, Computer science, Dissipation, Circuit design, Electronic engineering