S Geetha's scientific contributions
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Publications (2)
A rapid growth of portable battery operated devices has made low power IC design a priority in recent years. Conventional SRAM cell designs are power hungry and poor performers in this new fast mobile computing. In this paper, low power SRAM cell designs have been analyzed for power consumption and write power delay. Gated VDD and MTCMOS design tec...
This paper presents an extensive summary of the latest developments in low power circuit techniques and methods for static random access (SRAM) memories. SRAM has been a major component in many VLSI chips due to their large storage density and small access time. It has become the topic of substantial research due to the rapid development for low po...
Citations
... 6T based SRAM cell and array designing is discussed using Low power reducing techniques such as gated VDD and MTCMOS (1) . Design of 6T, 8T, and 9T based SRAM is carried using MTCMOS technique in (2) . ...