A. Conte, Gianbattista Lo Giudice, G. Palumbo, Alfredo Signorello
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A 1.35-V sense amplifier for non volatile memories based on current mode approach
A sense amplifier for nonvolatile memories, based on a novel topology which has the benefit of a pure current mode comparison, is presented. The sense amplifier is capable of working under a very low voltage power supply - as low as 1 V, and was implemented in an EEPROM realized with a 0.18 /spl mu/m EEPROM technology. Setting the power supply at 1.65 V, experimental results shown a read access time of about 30 ns.