Merged logic and DRAM

Masahide Inuishi, B. Havemann, M. Yamawaki, S. Stiffler, C. Kim, N. Lu, D. Scott, O. Tomisawa, H. Ishiuchi, C. S. Choi, H. Kalter, F. Pollack, D. Puar

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Abstract

With the evolution highly specialized technologies that are designed for either memory or logic, the survival of a merged technology is not guaranteed. Merged logic and DRAM poses some serious challenges to circuit designers. A merged technology will have to sacrifice either some of its memory functions or some of its logic process or both to achieve a balance and create a workable system.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)109
Number of pages1
JournalUnknown Journal
Publication statusPublished - 1997
Externally publishedYes

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Dynamic random access storage
logic
Data storage equipment
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Inuishi, M., Havemann, B., Yamawaki, M., Stiffler, S., Kim, C., Lu, N., ... Puar, D. (1997). Merged logic and DRAM. Unknown Journal, 109.

Merged logic and DRAM. / Inuishi, Masahide; Havemann, B.; Yamawaki, M.; Stiffler, S.; Kim, C.; Lu, N.; Scott, D.; Tomisawa, O.; Ishiuchi, H.; Choi, C. S.; Kalter, H.; Pollack, F.; Puar, D.

In: Unknown Journal, 1997, p. 109.

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Inuishi, M, Havemann, B, Yamawaki, M, Stiffler, S, Kim, C, Lu, N, Scott, D, Tomisawa, O, Ishiuchi, H, Choi, CS, Kalter, H, Pollack, F & Puar, D 1997, 'Merged logic and DRAM', Unknown Journal, pp. 109.
Inuishi M, Havemann B, Yamawaki M, Stiffler S, Kim C, Lu N et al. Merged logic and DRAM. Unknown Journal. 1997;109.
Inuishi, Masahide ; Havemann, B. ; Yamawaki, M. ; Stiffler, S. ; Kim, C. ; Lu, N. ; Scott, D. ; Tomisawa, O. ; Ishiuchi, H. ; Choi, C. S. ; Kalter, H. ; Pollack, F. ; Puar, D. / Merged logic and DRAM. In: Unknown Journal. 1997 ; pp. 109.
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