-Dinesh Somasekhar, Shih-Lien Lu, Bradley Bloechel, Greg Dermer, Konrad Lai, Shekhar Borkar and Vivek De Solid-State Circuits Conference, 2005. ESSCIRC.

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-Dinesh Somasekhar, Shih-Lien Lu, Bradley Bloechel, Greg Dermer, Konrad Lai, Shekhar Borkar and Vivek De Solid-State Circuits Conference, ESSCIRC Proceedings of the 31st European Sept Page(s): Digital Object Identifier /ESSCIR Solid-State Circuits Conference, ESSCIRC Proceedings of the 31st European

A 10Mbit, 15GBytes/sec Bandwidth 1T- DRAM Chip Characteristics Technology 150nm 6 Metal Logic Process Cell Area 1.08 um2 Die Size 6mm x 8mm 1Mbit Array Size 1mm x 2.3mm Array Efficiency 52% Array Density 42.7 Mbit/cm2 Comparable SRAM Density 15 Mbit/cm2 DRAM/SRAM Density 2.85 X Retention Time 100us Percentage of Failing Bits %

A 10Mbit, 15GBytes/sec Bandwidth 1T- DRAM Chip Characteristics Power Supply 1.5V Word Line material PolySilicon Storage Cell Capacitance 5 fF Bit Line Swing 25mV - 50mV Bit Line Bias -100 mV Worst case refresh time 100us Maximum cells per row 512 Error Correcting column redundancy Number of banks 10x32 External I/O width 128bit

A 10Mbit, 15GBytes/sec Bandwidth 1T- DRAM Chip Characteristics Inadequate bit line swing Residual offset in LSA Problems

Any Questions ?