VLSI Memory Chip Design

Kiyoo Itoh

ISBN 10: 3540678204 / ISBN 13: 9783540678205

Edité par Springer, Berlin, Springer Berlin Heidelberg, Springer, 2001

Neuware - The VLSI memory era truly began when the first production of semiconduc tor memory was announced by IBM and Intel in 1970. The announcement had a profound impact on my research at Hitachi Ltd. , and I was forced to change fields: from magnetic thin film to semiconductor memory. This change was so exceptionally sudden and difficult, I feIt like a victim of fate. Looking back, however, I realize how fortunate I was. I have witnessed an unprecedented increase in memory capacity (DRAM, for example, has had a 6-order increase in the last three decades - from the 1-Kb level in 1970 to the 1-Gb level today). I have contributed to this progress with full involvement in memory-chip development over my career. Such rapid progress would have been impossible without many of the inventions and innovative technologies, and without the effort of many talented people. Unfortunately, few systematic books on memory-chip design have been written by experts. Tliis is a result of two factors: the difficulty of involving university professors because of rapidly changing technology requiring huge investments and development resources, and a shortage of time on the part of chip designers in industry due to severe competition in the memory-chip business. Therefore, LSI memory-chip design has been isolated from the outside, preventing a deeper understanding of the technology. This book is based on my 30-year memory-chip (particularly DRAM) design career. N° de réf. du vendeur 9783540678205

Synopsis :

This book on the design of very large-scale integration of microelectronic memory chips has been written by the worldwide leading reseacher and developer, Kiyoo Itoh who is a Hitachi Fellow.

Présentation de l'éditeur:

A systematic description of microelectronic device design. Topics range from the basics to low-power and ultralow-voltage designs, subthreshold current reduction, memory subsystem designs for modern Drams, and various on-chip supply-voltage conversion techniques. It also covers process and device issues as well as design issues relating to systems, circuits, devices and processes, such as signal-to-noise and redundancy.

Détails bibliographiques

Titre : VLSI Memory Chip Design
Éditeur : Springer, Berlin, Springer Berlin Heidelberg, Springer
Date d'édition : 2001
Reliure : Buch
Etat : Neu