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Current sense amplifier
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CSA
, Current-sense amplifier
Current sense amplifiers (also called current shunt amplifiers) are special-purpose amplifiers that output a voltage proportional to the current…
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2011
2011
A register-file approach for row buffer caches in die-stacked DRAMs
G. Loh
Micro
2011
Corpus ID: 6731628
Die-stacked DRAMs have been proposed that combine multiple layers of dense memory cells with a base logic layer to implement…
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2007
2007
High-Side Current Sensing: Difference Amplifier vs. Current-Sense Amplifier
By Henri Sino
2007
Corpus ID: 1111087
Accurate high-side current sensing is necessary in many applications, including motor control, solenoid control, and power…
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2007
2007
System Accuracy Analysis of the Multiphase Voltage Regulator Module
Wenkang Huang
,
D. Clavette
,
G. Schuellein
,
M. Crowther
,
J. Wallace
IEEE transactions on power electronics
2007
Corpus ID: 47167477
The paper analyzes the system accuracy of the multiphase voltage regulator module and identifies the influential factors…
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2006
2006
High speed robust current sense amplifier for nanoscale memories: a winner take all approach
S. Sundaram
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P. Elakkumanan
,
R. Sridhar
International Conference on VLSI Design
2006
Corpus ID: 18340889
The design of fast, low power and robust sense amplifier circuits is a challenge for nanoscale SRAMs due to the increasing bit…
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2005
2005
Sensing design issues in deep submicron CMOS SRAMs
A. Natarajan
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V. Shankar
,
A. Maheshwari
,
W. Burleson
IEEE Computer Society Annual Symposium on VLSI
2005
Corpus ID: 17937983
In this paper, solutions to memory design issues in nanometer CMOS are presented. First, a comparative study between various…
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2005
2005
A 4-MB on-chip L2 cache for a 90-nm 1.6-GHz 64-bit microprocessor
H. McIntyre
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D. Wendell
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+14 authors
Sanjaya Dharmasena
IEEE Journal of Solid-State Circuits
2005
Corpus ID: 2431154
A 4-MB L2 data cache was implemented for a 64-bit 1.6-GHz SPARC(r) RISC microprocessor. Static sense amplifiers were used in the…
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2003
2003
Leakage power optimization techniques for ultra deep sub-micron multi-level caches
N. Kim
,
D. Blaauw
,
T. Mudge
ICCAD-. International Conference on Computer…
2003
Corpus ID: 8606815
On-chip L1 and L2 caches represent a sizeable fraction of the total power consumption of microprocessors. In deep sub-micron…
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2003
2003
A 1.8-V 128-Mb mobile DRAM with double boosting pump, hybrid current sense amplifier, and dual-referenced adjustment scheme for temperature sensor
J. Sim
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H. Yoon
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+6 authors
Sooin Cho
IEEE J. Solid State Circuits
2003
Corpus ID: 62225325
To verify three important circuit schemes suitable for DRAMs in mobile applications, a 1.8-V 128-Mb SDRAM was implemented with a…
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2001
2001
SRAM current-sense amplifier with fully-compensated bit line multiplexer
B. Wicht
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D. Schmitt-Landseidel
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S. Paul
,
A. Sanders
IEEE International Solid-State Circuits…
2001
Corpus ID: 35249536
A current-sense amplifier that fully compensates the bit line multiplexer based on an improved feedback structure is implemented…
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1994
1994
A 6-ns 4-mb Cmos Sram With Offset-voltage-insensitive Current Sense Amplifiers
K. Ishibashi
,
Koichi Takasugi
,
+9 authors
T. Nishida
Proceedings of IEEE Symposium on VLSI Circuits
1994
Corpus ID: 62664564
A 4-Mb CMOS SRAM with 3.84 /spl mu/m/sup 2/ TFT load cells is fabricated using 0.25-/spl mu/m CMOS technology and achieves an…
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