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A Low-Power Double-Edge-Triggered Address Pointer Circuit for FIFO Memory Design
March 17-March 19
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This paper presents a novel design of address pointer for FIFO memory circuits. Advantages of the proposed design include: reduced capacitive load on the pointer clock path, the use of a true single-phase clock, and double edge-triggering clock scheme. The circuit has low power consumption, is immune to circuit racing conditions and suitable for high-speed operations. Techniques to implement clock gating in pointer circuit design for further reducing power consumption are also discussed. The proposed circuit is implemented with a 65nm CMOS technology and its performance is compared with previous pointer circuits.
Index Terms:
FIFO, memory, circuit design, low power
Citation:
Saravanan Ramamoorthy, Haibo Wang, Sarma Vrudhula, "A Low-Power Double-Edge-Triggered Address Pointer Circuit for FIFO Memory Design," isqed, pp.123-126, 9th International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (isqed 2008), 2008
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