Three‐state dynamic random‐access memory (DRAM)
Supriya Karmakar
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Supriya Karmakar
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Abstract This work shows the design of three‐valued dynamic random‐access memory (DRAM) cell using quantum dot gate field effect transistor. DRAM is very popular for increasing device integration in integrated circuits. Storing multiple numbers of bits in a single DRAM cell increases the device integration further. The process technology is compatible with the conventional silicon process. The various write and read operations of the three‐value DRAM cell are also discussed in this work.
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Abstract This work shows the design of three‐valued dynamic random‐access memory (DRAM) cell using quantum dot gate field effect transistor. DRAM is very popular for increasing device integration in integrated circuits. Storing multiple numbers of bits in a single DRAM cell increases the device integration further. The process technology is compatible with the conventional silicon process. The various write and read operations of the three‐value DRAM cell are also discussed in this work.
Key concepts: Dram, Dynamic random-access memory, Computer science, Random access, Random access memory, Integrated circuit, Memory cell, Process (computing)