- San Diego CA, US Keith Alan Bowman - Morrisville NC, US David Joseph Winston Hansquine - Raleigh NC, US Jihoon Jeong - Cary NC, US Hoan Huu Nguyen - Cary NC, US
Read-assist circuits for memory bit cells employing a P-type Field-Effect Transistor (PFET) read port(s) are disclosed. Related memory systems and methods are also disclosed. It has been observed that as node technology is scaled down in size, PFET drive current (i.e., drive strength) exceeds N-type FET (NFET) drive current for like-dimensioned FETs. In this regard, in one aspect, it is desired to provide memory bit cells having PFET read ports, as opposed to NFET read ports, to increase memory read times to the memory bit cells, and thus improve memory read performance. To mitigate or avoid a read disturb condition that could otherwise occur when reading the memory bit cell, read-assist circuits are provided for memory bit cells having PFET read ports.
Wordline Negative Boost Write-Assist Circuits For Memory Bit Cells Employing A P-Type Field-Effect Transistor (Pfet) Write Port(S), And Related Systems And Methods
- San Diego CA, US Francois Ibrahim Atallah - Raleigh NC, US Keith Alan Bowman - Morrisville NC, US David Joseph Winston Hansquine - Raleigh NC, US Hoan Huu Nguyen - Cary NC, US
Write-assist circuits for memory bit cells (“bit cells”) employing a P-type Field-Effect transistor (PFET) write port(s) are disclosed. Related methods and systems are also disclosed. It has been observed that as node technology is scaled down in size, PFET drive current (i.e., drive strength) exceeds N-type Field-Effect transistor (NFET) drive current for like-dimensioned FETs. In this regard, in one aspect, it is desired to provide bit cells having PFET write ports, as opposed to NFET write ports, to reduce memory write times to the bit cells, and thus improve memory performance. To mitigate a write contention that could otherwise occur when writing data to bit cells, a write-assist circuit provided in the form of negative wordline boost circuit can be employed to strengthen a PFET access transistor in a memory bit cell having a PFET write port(s).
Read-Assist Circuits For Memory Bit Cells Employing A P-Type Field-Effect Transistor (Pfet) Read Port(S), And Related Memory Systems And Methods
- San Diego CA, US Keith Alan Bowman - Morrisville NC, US David Joseph Winston Hansquine - Raleigh NC, US Jihoon Jeong - Cary NC, US Hoan Huu Nguyen - Durham NC, US
Read-assist circuits for memory bit cells employing a P-type Field-Effect Transistor (PFET) read port(s) are disclosed. Related memory systems and methods are also disclosed. It has been observed that as node technology is scaled down in size, PFET drive current (i.e., drive strength) exceeds N-type FET (NFET) drive current for like-dimensioned FETs. In this regard, in one aspect, it is desired to provide memory bit cells having PFET read ports, as opposed to NFET read ports, to increase memory read times to the memory bit cells, and thus improve memory read performance. To mitigate or avoid a read disturb condition that could otherwise occur when reading the memory bit cell, read-assist circuits are provided for memory bit cells having PFET read ports.
Method And Apparatus For Effective Clock Scaling At Exposed Cache Stalls
- San Diego CA, US Anil KRISHNA - Raleigh NC, US Raguram DAMODARAN - San Diego CA, US Jeffrey Todd BRIDGES - Raleigh NC, US Thomas Philip SPEIER - Wake Forest NC, US Rodney Wayne SMITH - Raleigh NC, US Keith Alan BOWMAN - Morrisville NC, US David Joseph Winston HANSQUINE - Raleigh NC, US
International Classification:
G06F 1/08 G06F 12/12 G06F 12/08
Abstract:
The clock frequency of a processor is reduced in response to a dispatch stall due to a cache miss. In an embodiment, the processor clock frequency is reduced for a load instruction that causes a last level cache miss, provided that the load instruction is the oldest load instruction and the number of consecutive processor cycles in which there is a dispatch stall exceeds a threshold, and provided that the total number of processor cycles since the last level cache miss does not exceed some specified number.
P-Type Field-Effect Transistor (Pfet)-Based Sense Amplifiers For Reading Pfet Pass-Gate Memory Bit Cells, And Related Memory Systems And Methods
- San Diego CA, US Francois Ibrahim Atallah - Raleigh NC, US Keith Alan Bowman - Morrisville NC, US David Joseph Winston Hansquine - Raleigh NC, US Jihoon Jeong - Cary NC, US
International Classification:
G11C 11/419
Abstract:
P-type Field-effect Transistor (PFET)-based sense amplifiers for reading PFET pass-gate memory bit cells (“bit cells”) are disclosed. Related methods and systems are also disclosed. Sense amplifiers are provided in a memory system to sense bit line voltage(s) of the bit cells for reading the data stored in the bit cells. It has been observed that as node technology is scaled down in size, PFET drive current (i.e., drive strength) exceeds N-type Field-effect Transistor (NFET) drive current due for like-dimensioned FETs. In this regard, in one aspect, PFET-based sense amplifiers are provided in a memory system to increase memory read times to the bit cells, and thus improve memory read performance.
Wordline Negative Boost Write-Assist Circuits For Memory Bit Cells Employing A P-Type Field-Effect Transistor (Pfet) Write Port(S), And Related Systems And Methods
- San Diego CA, US Francois Ibrahim Atallah - Raleigh NC, US Keith Alan Bowman - Morrisville NC, US David Joseph Winston Hansquine - Raleigh NC, US Hoan Huu Nguyen - Durham NC, US
International Classification:
G11C 11/419
Abstract:
Write-assist circuits for memory bit cells (“bit cells”) employing a P-type Field-Effect transistor (PFET) write port(s) are disclosed. Related methods and systems are also disclosed. It has been observed that as node technology is scaled down in size, PFET drive current (i.e., drive strength) exceeds N-type Field-Effect transistor (NFET) drive current for like-dimensioned FETs. In this regard, in one aspect, it is desired to provide bit cells having PFET write ports, as opposed to NFET write ports, to reduce memory write times to the bit cells, and thus improve memory performance. To mitigate a write contention that could otherwise occur when writing data to bit cells, a write-assist circuit provided in the form of negative wordline boost circuit can be employed to strengthen a PFET access transistor in a memory bit cell having a PFET write port(s).
Bitline Positive Boost Write-Assist Circuits For Memory Bit Cells Employing A P-Type Field-Effect Transistor (Pfet) Write Port(S), And Related Systems And Methods
- San Diego CA, US Francois Ibrahim Atallah - Raleigh NC, US Keith Alan Bowman - Morrisville NC, US David Joseph Winston Hansquine - Raleigh NC, US Hoan Huu Nguyen - Durham NC, US
International Classification:
G11C 11/419
Abstract:
Write-assist circuits for memory bit cells (“bit cells”) employing a P-type Field-Effect transistor (PFET) write port(s) are disclosed. Related methods and systems are also disclosed. It has been observed that as node technology is scaled down in size, PFET drive current (i.e., drive strength) exceeds N-type Field-Effect transistor (NFET) drive current for like-dimensioned FETs. In this regard, in one aspect, it is desired to provide bit cells having PFET write ports, as opposed to NFET write ports, to reduce memory write times to the bit cells, and thus improve memory performance. To mitigate a write contention that could otherwise occur when writing data to bit cells, a write-assist circuit provided in the form of positive bitline boost circuit can be employed to strengthen a PFET access transistor in a memory bit cell having a PFET write port(s).
Negative Supply Rail Positive Boost Write-Assist Circuits For Memory Bit Cells Employing A P-Type Field-Effect Transistor (Pfet) Write Port(S), And Related Systems And Methods
- San Diego CA, US Francois Ibrahim Atallah - Raleigh NC, US Keith Alan Bowman - Morrisville NC, US David Joseph Winston Hansquine - Raleigh NC, US Hoan Huu Nguyen - Durham NC, US
International Classification:
G11C 11/419
Abstract:
Write-assist circuits for memory bit cells (“bit cells”) employing a P-type Field-Effect transistor (PFET) write port(s) are disclosed. Related methods and systems are also disclosed. It has been observed that as node technology is scaled down in size, PFET drive current (i.e., drive strength) exceeds N-type Field-Effect transistor (NFET) drive current for like-dimensioned FETs. In this regard, in one aspect, it is desired to provide bit cells having PFET write ports, as opposed to NFET write ports, to reduce memory write times to the bit cells, and thus improve memory performance. To mitigate a write contention that could otherwise occur when writing data to bit cells, a write-assist circuit provided in the form of a negative supply rail positive boost circuit can be employed to weaken an NFET pull-down transistor in a storage circuit of a memory bit cells having a PFET write port(s).
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ISLN:
902686227
Admitted:
1987
University:
State University of New York at Fredonia, B.A., 1982
Law School:
State University of New York at Buffalo, J.D., 1987
David Winston RH (AHG) (born 1956) is an American herbalist and ethnobotanist. He has been in practice and teaching since 1977 and has written several books ...
Benign Prostatic Hypertrophy Chronic Renal Disease Disorders of Lipoid Metabolism Ischemic Heart Disease Malignant Neoplasm of Female Breast
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Dr. Winston graduated from the University of Michigan Medical School in 1971. He works in Ann Arbor, MI and specializes in Internal Medicine. Dr. Winston is affiliated with St Joseph Mercy Ann Arbor.
Pima County Medical Examiner 2825 E District St, Tucson, AZ 85714 5202438600 (phone), 5207248610 (fax)
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Medical School Medical University of South Carolina College of Medicine Graduated: 1993
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English Spanish
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Dr. Winston graduated from the Medical University of South Carolina College of Medicine in 1993. He works in Tucson, AZ and specializes in Anatomic Pathology & Clinical Pathology.
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while stumping for Republican candidates nationally. The Republican pollster David Winston later concluded that the partys focus on immigration, rather than the then-strong economy, is what ultimately cost Republicans the House majority that year, eroding their support among independents. Democrats, wh
Date: Jul 09, 2021
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The 'gender dividend' in the post-Kavanaugh midterm elections
Those patterns won't shift votes among strong partisans. But with roughly one-fourth of all voters viewing both parties unfavorably, House GOP pollster David Winston sees independents tilting the outcome.
Date: Oct 09, 2018
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Jelly Bellies and big spending: Inside the GOP struggle to sell voters on its tax law
responsibility of Republicans is that people dont have a clear understanding of whats in the legislation, that it doubles the standard deduction and lowers rates. They just dont have that understanding, said GOP pollster David Winston, who advises the party leadership in Congress. The challeng
The other complication for Republicans in an election year is that even though people might feel optimistic about the economy on a macro level, veteran GOP pollster David Winston says, many people are still not feeling financially secure on a personal level.
Date: Apr 01, 2018
Category: U.S.
Source: Google
Why did the GOP vote for a budget-busting spending bill? Because voters don't seem to care.
This also means that the success of the recently passed tax reform bill will be evaluated by the same standard, with the personal impact being the most important metric, David Winston and Myra Miller, co-founders of the Winston Group, a Republican research firm, wrote in a late January memo sent t
Their tenure is up, so theyre leaving, said GOP pollster David Winston. There are some that are looking at the complicated political environment and deciding they dont want to deal with it, but for others, theres no appeal to going back to being a backbencher, although its true that having mo
Date: Jan 18, 2018
Category: U.S.
Source: Google
Despite skeptical public, GOP pushing ahead on tax-cut plan
As a stand-alone, tax reform is a moderate priority, but in its ability to impact the economy, jobs and wages, it is a huge priority, David Winston and Myra Miller, co-founders of the Winston Group, a Republican polling firm, wrote in a late July memo.
Date: Nov 25, 2017
Category: U.S.
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After November losses, the GOP recalibrates its strategy
"What were Republicans running on, and were they on the right topics?" said GOP pollster David Winston, who advises congressional Republicans. "One of reasons Republicans did so well in 2010 was, Obama was on the wrong topic and Republicans were on the right topic jobs."