Analysis of SRAM and High Speed CAM Based On Reordered Overlapped Search Mechanism

P. Ananthajothi, L. Revathy

Abstract: In this paper, A Novel high speed Analysis of SRAM circuit that employs adiabatic charging of a word line during a read operation was found to provide a large dynamic noise margin (DNM) for reading and CAM memory by using a reordered overlapped search mechanism for high-throughput low-energy. In our circuit implementation in CAM memory cell, each word circuit is independently controlled by a locally generated timing signal rather than a global signal. In SRAM an analysis of the time-wise change in DNM revealed that the read noise margin of this circuit was 1.9 times larger than that of a conventional two-BL circuit. But in asynchronous CAM operates 5.98 times faster than a synchronous CAM with 14.2% smaller energy dissipation.

Keywords: Adiabatic, low power, asynchronous circuits, associative memory, NAND-type CAM, RWOS, POP.

Title: Analysis of SRAM and High Speed CAM Based On Reordered Overlapped Search Mechanism

Author: P. Ananthajothi, L. Revathy

International Journal of Electrical and Electronics Research

ISSN 2348-6988 (online)

Research Publish Journals

Vol. 3, Issue 2, April 2015 - June 2015

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Analysis of SRAM and High Speed CAM Based On Reordered Overlapped Search Mechanism by P. Ananthajothi, L. Revathy