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Memory cell using Modified Field Effect Diode
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Device ModelingNon-volatile MemoryElectrical EngineeringGate LengthEngineeringNanoelectronicsComparable Soi-mosfetApplied PhysicsComputer EngineeringMemoryComputer ArchitectureMemory CellMemory DeviceSemiconductor MemoryMicroelectronicsBeyond CmosSpice 9.3
Using spice 9.3, we have modeled (I-V) characteristics of a Modified Field Effect Diode (M-FED) with gate length of 75nm and oxide thickness of 10nm. An SRAM cell (Register) has been designed with the simulated M-FED and has been compared to an SOI-MOSFET based circuit. Simulation results demonstrate that clock frequency applied to a memory cell which is designed with M-FED is more than 2 orders of magnitude larger than that of a comparable SOI-MOSFET, while the access time of the M-FED based memory cell is three orders of magnitude less than the comparable SOI-MOSFET.
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