Search for dissertations about: "SRAM"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 11 swedish dissertations containing the word SRAM.
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1. Low Power Techniques for Fast CMOS Buffer Memories
Abstract : The thesis deals with circuit-level aspects of CMOS buffer SRAMs where the data throughput rate is a more important metric than access time or storage capacity. One aspect is the increased write cycle related power consumption that is the consequence of a high write ratio combined with a long word-length. READ MORE
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2. Ultra-low Power Design Approaches in Memories and Assist Techniques
Abstract : The need for more functionality and higher performance has increased the number of transistors to billions in current processors. A high number of transistors on the same chip area increases the power density, which in turn heats up the devices and lowers the life time of batteries. READ MORE
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3. Ultra-low Voltage Embedded Memories – Design Aspects and a Biomedical Use-case
Abstract : As the Internet of Things (IoT) era emerges the need for ultra-low power (ULP) devices is becoming more eminent. A research-proven approach to achieve ULP consumption is to aggressively lower the supply voltage (VDD) below or in the vicinity of the transistor threshold voltage (Vth) and operate the transistors in the subthreshold (sub-Vth) region. READ MORE
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4. Accurate Leakage-Conscious Architecture-Level Power Estimation for SRAM-based Memory Structures
Abstract : Following Moore’s Law, technology scaling will continue providing integration capacityof billions of transistors for IC industry. As transistors keep shrinking in size, leakagepower dissipation dramatically increases and gradually becomes a first-class design constraint. READ MORE
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5. Single event upsets: measurements and modelling of proton- and neutron-induced errors in a 28 nm SRAM-based FPGA
Abstract : Single event upsets are radiation-induced errors affecting electronic devices, which can cause corruption of processed data. The electromagnetic calorimeter of the PANDA experiment — a hadron-physics experiment currently under development — will employ Xilinx Kintex-7 field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) in its readout electronics. READ MORE