SRAM with constant pulse width

Static information storage and retrieval – Powering – Conservation of power

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ABSTRACT:
Static random access memory having an edge-triggered power up architecture. Each element of the signal path is powered up only during the period when it is expected to be active. Separate delays are provided to tailor the delay of the power-up pulses for each separate circuit component, and separate 1-shot pulse generators, with the pulse width tailored to the power-up duration required by each circuit element, are provided for each circuit element.

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