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A 7-level 18-wire-state Trio-signaling Transmitter for MIPI C-PHY 3.0 Interfaces

A 7-level 18-wire-state Trio-signaling Transmitter for MIPI C-PHY 3.0 Interfaces 150 150

Abstract:

This paper presents a MIPI C-PHY v3.0 TX, which adopts trio-signaling using three wires per lane. Each line supports 7-level signaling, enabling 18 wire states to map 32-bit data into 9 symbols, achieving 3.56 bits/symbol efficiency. Balanced coding maintains constant driver current, enhancing SSO noise immunity, and embedded clocking is achieved by …

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A 37.8 Mb/mm² SRAM in Intel 18A Technology Featuring a Resistive Supply-Line Write Scheme and Write-Assist With Parallel Boost Injection

A 37.8 Mb/mm² SRAM in Intel 18A Technology Featuring a Resistive Supply-Line Write Scheme and Write-Assist With Parallel Boost Injection 150 150

Abstract:

A high-density (HD), SRAM-based register file (RF) has been demonstrated in Intel 18A Technology (Wang et al., 2025 and Pilo et al., 2025) featuring RibbonFET GAA transistors and a back side power delivery network (BSDPN). The RF is optimized for HD and array efficiency and achieves a density of 37.8 Mb/mm2, the …

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A 29-Gb/mm2 1-Tb 3-b/Cell 3-D Flash Memory With CMOS Direct Bonded Array (CBA) Technology

A 29-Gb/mm2 1-Tb 3-b/Cell 3-D Flash Memory With CMOS Direct Bonded Array (CBA) Technology 150 150

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This article reports a 1-Tb 3-b/cell 3-D flash memory fabricated with CMOS direct bonded array (CBA) technology. Compaction of circuits and wires achieves the highest bit density in the world over 29 Gb/mm2 with 332-word line (WL) layers. The bit density is improved by 71% from a previous generation despite …

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Comprehensive Device to System Co-Design for SOT-MRAM at the 7 nm Node

Comprehensive Device to System Co-Design for SOT-MRAM at the 7 nm Node 150 150

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This work presents a comprehensive spin-orbit torque (SOT)-based magnetic random access memory (MRAM) design at the 7 nm technology node, spanning from device-level characteristics to system-level power performance area (PPA). At the device level, we show the tradeoffs among the write current, error rate, and time, based on mircomagnetic simulations. …

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