Memory Design: Column Multiplexers

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This lecture covers the design of memory systems, focusing on column multiplexers with different structures such as single-level, binary tree, and heterogeneous tree. It also discusses the comparison of various column multiplexers and the operation of 3T and 1T DRAM cells, highlighting their differences and advantages.

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