Review of Different Sense Amplifiers For SRAM in 180nm Technology
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1 Review of Different Sense Amplifiers For SRAM in 180nm Technology Geeta Pattnaik, Sweta Padma Dash, Komal Priyadarshini, Adyasa Samantaray, Adyasha Rath Abstract A comparison between different sense amplifiers for SRAM are performed using 180nm technology.comparison is being made with respect to the sensing delay, power consumption & leakage power by varying the bit line, data line and load line capacitances and varying the supply voltage & temperature values. Effect of these design parameters on the different sense amplifiers has been analyzed. Comparisons are being carried out in Cadence gpdk 180nm technology. Index Terms VLSA, CLSA, Conventional, PBT, SFT, Clamped Bit line, Hybrid Current Sense Amplifiers I. INTRODUCTION SRAMs are used as cache memory hence it must perform at high speed for both read & write operations along with low power consumption. But memory and its peripheral circuits can adversely affect the overall speed and power of the system. Among all the peripherals of a SRAM memory, sense amplifier plays a major role.it is used to sense or read the data stored or written onto the selected memory bit. The performance of sense amplifiers [1] strongly affects both memory access time and overall power consumption. As the memory capacity is increasing according to the demand for large memory size it give rise to large bit line capacitance which in turn makes memory slower and more energy hungry. A sense amplifier plays the role of sensing the differential voltage generated on the bit line or bit line according to the data stored in the memory and accordingly convert the data stored on the bit line/bit line bar to full logic level 1 or 0 which can be read at the output stage. When a memory cell is being accessed for read operation current "IDATA" is produced which removes some of the stored charge (dq) from the precharged bit lines. Since the bit lines are very long, and are shared by other similar memory cells, the parasitic capacitance "CBL" & resistance "RBL" are also large. Hence, the bit line voltage swing (d VBL ) caused by the removal of "dq" from the bit line is very small d VBL = Q/CBL. Sense amplifier is thus used to convert this small voltage swing to a full logic signal. To improve the speed & overall performance of memory it is necessary to understand & analyze different types of sense amplifiers.according to the demand of situation appropriate sense amplifier must be used as every design has its own advantage & disadvantage. Sense amplifiers are classified on the basis of :- 1)Circuit Types -- differential and non differential 2)Operation Modes -- voltage, current and charge amplifiers. A differential sense amplifier distinguishes small signals from noise and starts signal detection faster when compared to non differential sense amplifier.even though differential sensing requires extra silicon area yet in most of the design the use of differential amplifier allows to combine very high packaging density with reasonable access time and low power consumption. The rest of the paper is organized as follows. Section 2 describes the different sense amplifiers, Section 3 describes the comparative study of different sense amplifiers & Section 4 describes the conclusion of this paper. II. LITERATURE SURVEY OF VARIOUS SENSE AMPLIFIERS Differential sense amplifier may be classified as: 1. Voltage sense amplifier 2. Current sense amplifier 3. Charge transfer sense amplifier (CTSA) The simplest voltage sense amplifier [2] is the differential couple. When a cell is being read, a small voltage swing appears on the bit line which is further amplified by differential couple and use to drive digital logic. However the bit line voltage swing is becoming smaller and is reaching the same magnitude as bit line noise, the voltage sense amplifier become unusable. The fundamental reason for applying current mode sense amplifier in sense circuit is their small input impedances. Benefits of small input and output impedances are reductions in sense circuit delays, voltage swings, cross-talking, substrate currents and substrate voltage modulations. The operation of the CTSA is based on the charge re distribution mechanism between very high bit line capacitance and low output capacitance of the sense amplifier. A differential charge transfer amplifier takes advantage of the increased bit-line capacitance and also offers a low-power operation without sacrificing the speed. A. Voltage sense amplifier The voltage sense amplifier can be classified as follows 1. Basic differential voltage amplifier. 1241
2 2. Simple differential voltage sense amplifier. 3. Full complementary differential voltage sense amplifiers 4. Positive feedback differential voltage sense amplifiers. 5. Full complementary positive feedback voltage sense amplifiers. There are many ways to enhance the performance of various voltage sense amplifiers by adding a few devices to the differential voltage sense amplifier. These ways are :- 1. Decoupling of bit lines from the sense amplifiers temporarily. 2. The input and outputs in feedback sense amplifiers can be separated. 3. Constant current source are applied to the source devices, 4. output signal amplitude can be optimized. Methods (1) & (2) tends to decrease the capacitive load of sense amplifier. In Method (3) the sense amplifier source resistance is virtually increased to achieve high gain, and by approach (4) amount of switched charges is decreased. Voltage Sense Amplifier 1) Conventional current mode sense amplifier The design of the sense amplifier [4] is based on the classic cross-coupled latch structure (M4-M7). An extra NMOS transistor (M8) is used for sense amplifier activation and transistors (Ml-M3) are used to equalize the bit line pair.. The sense amplifier operates in 2 phases: precharge & sensing and amplifying the sensed signal. During the precharge phase the EQ signal goes low and the bit-lines are precharged to VDD. During the sensing phase the EQ and EN signals are high which activates the cross-coupled structure and pulls the outputs to the appropriate full logic level. Conventional current mode sense amplifiers are suitable for realizing high speed and large size memories. Since large voltage swing on the bit-lines is not required this sense amplifier can be suitable for low voltage operation, However the performance of the sense amplifier depends strongly on C BL, because output node is loaded with bitline capacitance. The performance degrades at low voltage operation i.e., at supply voltages less than1.5v). A voltage sense amplifier [12-13] senses the differential voltage on the bit-lines and generates a full rail output. Fig. 1 shows the voltage sense amplifier. Fig. 1 Voltage Latch Sense Amplifier The design operates basing on the differential voltage developed on its internal nodes by the input bit lines. During the active mode when sense amplifier is triggered transistor M7 is off and pass transistors M1 and M4 are on. As the differential develops on the bit lines, it does so too on the internal nodes of the sense amplifier sol and sor. When the sense signal saenb is asserted, the cross-coupled inverters formed of M2-M5 and M3-M6 amplifies this differential voltage to its full-swing output. B. Current Sense Amplifier Current sense amplifiers can be broadly classified as: 1. Conventional current mode sense amplifier 2. Current latch sense amplifier 3. Clamped bit line sense amplifier 4. Simple 4T sense amplifier 5. PMOS bias type sense amplifier 6. Hybrid current sense amplifier Fig. 2 Conventional Current Mode Sense Amplifier 2) Current latch sense amplifier The operation of this sense amplifier[12-13] is based on the differential current produced by transistors M9 and M10 in the two pull down branches of the sense amplifier. At the activation of the read operation, either one of the bit line or bit line bar inputs is lowered depending on the data stored in the cell. When the sense amplifier is activated by pulling down the input saenb, transistor M11 turns on and the precharge transistors are simultaneously turned off. The channel 1242
3 current of M9 and M10 become unequal since their gate voltages differ by the generated bit line differential voltages. The current thus flowing in the two branches of the sense amplifier are unequal and the voltage at either out or outb falls faster than the other node. This difference in voltage is resolved by the cross-coupled inverters formed of M2, M6 and M3, M7. Fig. 3 Current Latch Sense Amplifier 3) Clamped bit line sense amplifier The circuit [5] is able to respond very rapidly, as the output nodes of the sense amplifier are no longer loaded with bit line capacitance. The input nodes of the sense amplifier are low impedance current sensitive nodes. Because of this the voltage swing of the highly capacitance bit lines change is very small.the improvement in the driving ability of output nodes due to positive feedback and the small difference can be detected and translated to full logic. It is almost insensitive to technology and temperature variations. The main limitation of this circuit is that the bit lines are pulled down considerably from their precharge state through the low impedance NMOS termination. This result in significant amount of energy consumption in charging and discharging the highly capacitive bit lines. Also, the presence of two NMOS transistors in series with the cross-coupled amplifier results in an increase in the speed of amplification. Fig. 4 Clamped Bit Line Sense Amplifier 4) Simple 4T current sense amplifier The simple four-transistor (SFT) [6] current mode sense amplifier is shown in Figure 5. This SA consists of only four equal-sized PMOS transistors. This configuration consumes lowest silicon area and is most promising solution for low power design. In many cases it can fit in the column pitch, avoiding the need for column select devices, thus reducing propagation delay. This type of sense amplifier presents a virtual short circuit across the bit lines therefore the potential of the bit lines will be independent of the current distribution. The sensing delay is unaffected by the bit line capacitance since no differential capacitor discharging is required to sense the cell data. Discharging current from the bit line capacitors, effectively precharge the sense amplifier. However the performance is strongly affected at lower voltage operation. At lower power supply SFT is more sensitive than the CBL. Fig. 5 Simple Four Transistor Sense Amplifier 1243
4 4) Modified PMOS bias type sense amplifier The PMOS bias type (PBT) [6] current mode sense amplifier is shown in Figure 6. The voltage swing on the bit-lines or the common data lines does not play an important role in obtaining the voltage swing in the sense amplifier output. Hence the current sense amplifier can operate with a very small bit-line voltage swing, which shortens the bit-line signal delay without pulsed bit-line equalization. According to conventional PBT sense amplifier in the sensing circuitry, a normally-on equalizer is used in the read cycle to make the bit-line voltage swing small enough to attain a fast bit-line signal transition. Omitting the pulsed bit-line equalization is also a power-saving factor. only one of the BLs and one of the DLs are discharged to lower levels than VDD while their complementary lines are kept at VDD. The new sense amplifier is insensitive to the difference between CDL and C DL. This feature helps it to cope with the increasing fluctuation of the parasitic capacitances during the layout and fabrication processes. The new design can operate in a wide supply voltage range, from 1.8 to 0.9 V with minimum performance degradation. Fig.6 Conventional PBT Sense Amplifier Fig. 7 shows the modified PBT sense amplifier.in the modified PBT sense amplifier,the bit line equalization transistors are eliminated i.e., transistors M12 M15 in the conventional PBT sense amplifier are removed which helps in reducing power consumption. Fig. 8 Hybrid Current Mode Sense Amplifier III. SIMULATIONS AND RESULTS A. SIMULATIONS Fig.9 VLSA Read Write Graph Fig. 7 Modified PBT Sense Amplifier 6) Hybrid current sense amplifier A hybrid current sense amplifier is shown in Figure 8. It introduces a completely different way of sizing the aspect ratio of the transistors on the data-path, hence realizing a current-voltage hybrid mode Sense Amplifier. It introduces a new read scheme that creatively combines the current and voltage-sensing schemes to maximize the utilization of I cell, hence offering a much better performance in terms of both sensing speed and power consumption. Since 1244
5 Fig. 10 CLSA Read Write Graph Fig.13 PBT Sense Amplifier Read Write Graph Fig. 11 Conventional Sense Amplifier Read Write Graph Fig.14 Hybrid Mode Sense Amplifier Read Write Graph B. COMPARISION TABLE Table 1 shows the comparision between the different sense amplifiers at VDD = 1.8v, temperature = 25 o C, C BL = C DL = 100fF and C L = 50fF TABLE 1-Comparision Between Different Sense Amplifiers TOPOLOGY POWER CONSUMPTION SENSING DELAY in (ns) in ( uw) WRITE READ PDP in pj VLSA CLSA CONVENTION-AL SA PBT SA SFT SA CLAMPED BITLINA SA HYBRID SA Fig.12 SFT Sense Amplifier Read Write Graph 1245
6 Fig. 15 PDP Graph Of The Sense Amplifiers IV. CONCLUSION The obvious advantage of VLSA over the CLSA is the requirement of lower number of transistors which means faster access and smaller footprint. But the challenge in using this topology has been the race condition for isolation signal that decouples the sense amplifier bit line from the array bit line. If the sense amplifier is enabled while M1 and M4 are on, the memory bit line (bit or bit bar) could be discharged to logic 0. In traditional designs, a different signal other than sen (isolate) is used to control M1 and M4 which makes it hard to match sense and isolate operation, but for our design we used the same signal that enable the sense amplifier to isolate the array bit lines. The PDP value of VLSA topology is better than CLSA but only due to the race condition problem seen and requirement of enough differential voltage on the bit line pair, we go for current mode sense amplifiers.the current mode sense amplifiers sense and operate accordingly basing upon the differential current generated on the bit line pair instead of differential voltage which results in reduction in power consumption. From the PDP results shown in table 1,we can conclude that hybrid mode sense amplifier is the best option for both high speed and low power sense amplifier. ACKNOWLEDGMENT The authors would like to thank the faculties of KIIT University for their continuous support and guidance. The authors would also like to thank KIIT University, Odisha for providing the necessary tools & software for carrying out the analysis and simulation of the paper. REFERENCES [1] E. Seevinck, P. van Beers, and H. Ontrop, Current-mode techniques for high-speed vlsi circuits with application to current sense amplifier for CMOS SRAM s, IEEE J. Solid-State Circuits, vol. 26, no. 4, pp , Apr [2] A. Hajimiri and R. Heald, Design Issues in Cross-Coupled Inverter Sense Amplifier. New York, 1998, pp [3]A.-T. Do, S. J. L. Yung, K. Zhi-Hui, K.-S. Yeo, and L. J. L. Yung, A full current-mode sense amplifier for low-power SRAM applications, in Proc. IEEE Asia Pacific Conf. on Circuits Syst., 2008, pp [4]Comparative study of different current mode sense amplifiers in submicron CMOS technology A. Chrysanthopoulos, Y. Moisiadis, Y. Tsiatouhas and A. Arapoyanni.,pp IEEE Proc.-Circuits Devices Syst., Vol. 149, No. 3, June [4]Uetake, T., Maki, Y., Nakadai, T., Yoshida, K., Susuki, M., And Nanjo, R.: A 1.0ns access 770MHz 36kb SRAM macro Symposium on VLSI Circuits: Digest of Technical Papers, [5]Blalock, T.N., And Jaeger, R.C.: A high-speed clamped bit-line current-mode sense amplifier, IEEE J. Solid-State Circuits, [6]Sasaki, K., Ishibashi, K., Ueda, K., Komiyaji, K., Yamanaka, T., Hashimoto, N., Toyoshima, H., Kojima, F., And Shimizu, A,: A 7-11s 140-mW I-Mb CMOS SRAM with current sense amplifier. ZEEE J. Solid-State Circuits, [7]Toumazou. C., Lidgey, Fj.J., And Haigh, D.G.: Analogue IC design: The current-mode approach (Peter Peregrinus Ltd., London, UK, April 1990) [8]Seki, T., Itoh, E., Furukawa, C., Maeno, I., Ozawa, T., Sano, H., And Suzuki, N.: A 6-11s 1-Mb CMOS SRAM with latched sense amplifier. IEEE J. Solid-State Circuits [9]Chun L. H and Mean Hom Ho, "High-Speed Sense Amplifier For Sram Applications", IEEEXplore, pp ,2004. [10]Baker Mohammad, Martin Saint-Laurent, Paul Bassett, and Jacob Abraham. Cache Design for Low Power and High Yield, IEEE International Symposium on Quality Electronic Design (ISQED),March 2008, pp , San Jose, CA, USA [11]Baker Mohammad, Jacob Abraham; A reduced Voltage Swing Circuit Using A single Supply to Enable Lower Voltage Operation for SRAMbased Memory; Microelectronics journal, Elsevier, December 2011 [12]N. Shibata, Current sense amplifiers for low-voltage memories, IEICE Trans. Electron, vol. 79, pp , Aug Ms. Geeta Pattnaik She is currently pursuing M-Tech in VLSI and Embedded system at KIIT University, Odisha.. She had completed her B.Tech from Seemanta Engineering College affiliated to Biju Pattnaik University and Technology in the year 2011 in the stream of Electronics & Telecommunication. Her area of interest is low power, high speed digital VLSI circuit design & mixed signal ICs.. Ms. Sweta Padma Dash. She is currently pursuing Master in VLSI and Embedded system at KIIT University, Odisha. She had completed B.Tech from Modern Institute of Technology and Management, affiliated to Biju pattnaik University and Technology in the year Her areas of interest include analog and mixed signal ICs. Ms. Komal Priyadarshini. She is currently pursuing Master in VLSI and Embedded system at KIIT University, Odisha. She had completed B.Tech from Konark Institute Of Science & Technology, affiliated to Biju pattnaik University and Technology in the year Her areas of interest include digital VLSI. 1246
7 Ms. Adyasa Samantaray She has received her B.Tech degree from Biju Pattnaik University of Technology in the year 2009 in Applied Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering. She is presently pursuing her M.Tech at KIIT University with specialization in VLSI & Embedded System. Her areas of interest include high speed, low power digital and analog design. Ms. Adyasha Rath. She is presently pursuing her M.Tech with specialization in VLSI & Embedded Systems under KIIT University. She has received her B.Tech degree from Biju Pattnaik University of Technology in Electronics & Communication Engineering in the year Her areas of interest include low power, high speed analog and mixed mode circuit design. 1247
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