Semiconductor unit array, and static random access memory array
A memory cell array, static random access technology, applied in static memory, semiconductor/solid-state device components, semiconductor devices, etc., can solve problems such as limiting the performance of traditional SRAM
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[0057] figure 1 A conventional 6-transistor (6T) SRAM cell 100 is shown. The PMOS pull-up transistor 110 and the NMOS pull-down transistor 115 are at the positive voltage source V dd vs. ground voltage V ss are coupled to form a first inverter. The second inverter is formed by coupling another PMOS transistor 120 and NMOS transistor 125 like the first inverter. Then two inverters are cross-coupled, that is, the output terminal of the first inverter is coupled to the input terminal of the second inverter, and the input terminal of the first inverter is coupled to the output terminal of the second inverter , thereby forming a latch with a bistable state for use as a memory element. Nodes C and D are two storage nodes.
[0058] refer to figure 1 , when node C has a high voltage, the PMOS pull-up transistor 120 will not conduct, but the NMOS pull-down transistor 125 will conduct, thus pulling the voltage of node D to V ss . When node D has a low voltage, NMOS pull-down tra...
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