Lecture

SRAM: Peripherals and Noise Margin

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Description

This lecture covers the operation of SRAM, focusing on peripherals like row decoders, column multiplexers, and sense amplifiers. It explains the design considerations for SRAM reliability, static noise margin, and the importance of pre-decoding in improving performance.

Instructor

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