2T2M memristor-based memory cell for higher stability RRAM modules

Abstract

This paper introduces a novel 2T2M memristor based memory cell which, offers higher stability and noise margins than previous works. The proposed 2T2M RRAM module is similar to conventional 6T SRAM module in terms of delay and number of interface pins. However, the predicted area of the proposed 2T2M RRAM cell is significantly lower compared to the CMOS based 6T SRAM cell, and is also expected to consume lower energy. The nonvolatile characteristics of the cell make it more attractive for nonvolatile random access memory design. Write, read and repeated read operations of the proposed 2T2M RRAM cell are briefly explained. A complete RRAM module array based on the proposed 2T2M cell is designed, and the schematic details of the IO circuit is shown. A comparison between the proposed 2T2M cell and previous works is presented. © 2015 IEEE.

Authors

Shaarawy N., Ghoneima M., Radwan A.G.

Keywords

Cells; Cytology; Memory architecture; Memristors; Passive filters; Semiconductor storage; Static random access storage; 6t sram cells; Interface pins; Lower energies; Memory cell; Noise margins; Non-volatile; Non-volatile random access memory; Read operation; Random access storage

Document Type

Confrence Paper

Source

Proceedings – IEEE International Symposium on Circuits and Systems, Vol. 2015-July, Art. No. 7168909, PP. 1418 to 1421, Doi: 10.1109/ISCAS.2015.7168909

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