Shekhar et al., 2022 - Google Patents
Design of highly reliable radiation hardened 10T SRAM cell for low voltage applicationsShekhar et al., 2022
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- 10227865628381522224
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- Shekhar R
- Kumar C
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- Integration
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With growing interest in near-threshold voltage regime (NTV) to make energy-efficient circuits, their operation has become less reliable and prone to errors. A soft error is one of the significant reliability concerns in Static random access memories (SRAM) cells, and due …
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