1994
DOI: 10.1109/4.303713
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Subthreshold-current reduction circuits for multi-gigabit DRAM's

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“…--... [20]. Part II impedance (Sw-Z) at the source of the N-MOSFET QN' consisting of a resistor Rs for limiting the subthreshold current and a switch Ss for bypassing Rs.…”
Section: Chip (Memory I Mpu)mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…--... [20]. Part II impedance (Sw-Z) at the source of the N-MOSFET QN' consisting of a resistor Rs for limiting the subthreshold current and a switch Ss for bypassing Rs.…”
Section: Chip (Memory I Mpu)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This scheme is also applicable to other logic gates as long as the input voltages are predictable. Another circuit for reducing the subthreshold current is to use a switched-power-supply inverter with a level holder [20], as shown in Figure 8.32(b). This is useful for some applications in which input voltage is not predictable as in the active mode of a DRAM, although there is a speed degradation due to QN' and Qp', and high-VTeventually restricts the lower limit of V DD' The power supply of the CMOS circuit is controlled by PET switches QN' and Qp'.…”
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“…However, devices using advanced processes bring about large leakage currents due to increasing fabrication process fluctuations. To reduce these leakages, reverse-body bias schemes [1,2], and power-gating schemes [3,4,5,6] have been developed.…”
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