T. Chappell, S. Schuster, B. Chappell, J. Allan, S. Klepner, R. Franch, P. Greier, P. Restle
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INTQnnl lrTlnN Y-Address. Dolo-In. and Write Conrrol Inouls (22 Inoulsl. These in.. . . ..----. .-.. . . . . pnts use the dynamic sense amplifier receiver shown in Fig. 2 with slow-set and fast-set clocking for ECL-to-CMOS conversion. As in DRAMS, the dynamic sense amplifier operates reliably with signals as small as 100 mV. Although this receiver is somewhat slower than the X-address receiver. it has no DC standby DOWCT and it is still much Sub-lo ns 64Kb SRAMs with ECL interfaces have been reported in both bipolar and BiCMOS technologies [I-21. This Paper reports the first sub-10 ns 64Kb CMOS RAM with ECL interface signals. The high performance of this RAM is due to the combination of innova_ . tive CMOS circuit design and an advanced. SeleCti"elY scaled CMOS process with 0.5 pm Leff, both of which will be described.