written 6.7 years ago by | • modified 6.5 years ago |
Subject :- VLSI Design
Topic :- MOS Circuit Design Styles
Difficulty :- Low
written 6.7 years ago by | • modified 6.5 years ago |
Subject :- VLSI Design
Topic :- MOS Circuit Design Styles
Difficulty :- Low
written 6.6 years ago by | • modified 6.6 years ago |
To ensure read stability of the 6T cell shown below in Fig-4, the voltage across $M_8$ should be less than the threshold voltage when the charge on BLBAR is discharged through $M_8$ and $M_{11}$. Intuitively, read stability can be met by choose the size of $M_{8}$ to be greater $M_{11}$.
The exact size of $M_{8}$ can be determined from the CR has to be greater than 1.2 to ensure read stability. A CR value of 1.5 is chosen for the design of 6T cell.
CR has to be at least less than 1.8 to ensure read stability. A CR value of 1 is chosen for the design of 6T cell.
The end result of transistor sizing after stability analysis is shown below: $W_4 = W_5 = W_{10} = W_{11}$ minimum layout width $= 0.48µm W_8 = W_9 = 1.5\,\,W_5 = 0.72µm$