Arm Limited

Kumaraswamy Ramanathan

Yew Keong Chong

Rajiv Kumar Sisodia

Andy Wangkun Chen

Sriram Thyagarajan

Vikash

Sanjay Mangal

Paul Darren Hoxey

Renu Rawat

Damayanti Datta

Edward Martin McCombs, Jr

Ayush Kulshrestha

Munish Kumar

Peixuan Tan

Various implementations described herein are related to a device with a wordline driver that provides a wordline signal to a wordline based on a row selection signal and a row clock signal. The device may have row selector logic that provides the row selection signal to the wordline driver based on first input signals in a periphery voltage domain. The device may also have level shifter circuitry that provides the row clock signal to the wordline driver in a core voltage domain based on second input signals in the periphery voltage domain.

Wordline driver architecture

Briefly, embodiments of claimed subject matter relate to devices and methods for modifying, such as decreasing rise time and/or fall time, of a driver signal output. To achieve such modifications in driver output signals, additional gates may be positioned at PMOS and/or NMOS regions of a semiconductor film. In addition, at least in particular embodiments, etching of portions of one or more semiconductor regions may increase compressive or tensile stress, which may further operate to modify driver output signals.

Transistor gate arrangement to modify driver signal characteristics

A circuit includes a bitcell array having a plurality of bitlines, and an I/O functional unit to read data stored in the bitcell array. The I/O functional unit includes a first multiplexer to select a first input port or a first bitline among a first group of bitlines, a first latch to latch the output of the first multiplexer, a second multiplexer to select a second input port or a second bitline among a second group of bitlines. The second input port is coupled to an output port of the first latch. The I/O functional unit further includes a second latch to latch the output of the second multiplexer.

Memory with a controllable I/O functional unit

Various implementations described herein refer to an integrated circuit having a first pulse generator and a second pulse generator. The first pulse generator generates a first clock pulse for a two pulse sequence based on one or more input signals. The second pulse generator is coupled to the first pulse generator and generates a second clock pulse for the two pulse sequence based on the one or more input signals. The second pulse generator has a single stack clock driver that provides an output clock signal having the two pulse sequence.

Clock generating circuitry

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Kumaraswamy Ramanathan