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Dynamic gain cell with reduced leakage

2025

Abstract

A 3T gain cell includes a write transistor, a storage transistor and a read transistor. The write transistor has a first diffusion connected to a write bit line (WBL), a gate connected to a write word line (WWL) and a second diffusion. The storage transistor has a gate connected to said second diffusion of said write transistor, a first diffusion connected to a read bit line (RBL), and a second diffusion. The read transistor has a gate connected to a read word line (RWL) a first diffusion connected to said second diffusion of said storage transistor, and a second diffusion connected to a reference voltage.

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2025

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/c3a70054-2647-4263-a8bb-f814c7cc4ff6

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