Lecture

SRAM Memory Architecture

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Description

This lecture covers the fundamentals of VLSI design related to SRAM, including the structure of memory arrays for better density, different types of memories, mixing and matching in memory hierarchy, the importance of SRAM in IC design, and the physical organization of the bit-cell array. It explains how memories group storage elements into custom arrays, the logical and physical organization of memories, and the array access with basic peripherals.

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Computer engineering

Hardware engineering: Application-specific integrated circuit

Computer architecture: Embedded systems

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