MoBL SRAM
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Mar 07, 2011
03:10 AM
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Mar 07, 2011
03:10 AM
What are MoBL SRAMs?
- MoBL stands for More Battery Life.
These SRAM's use up to 90% less power than the standard low-power SRAM's making them the industry's lowest power consumption SRAM's.
For example: MoBL SRAMs consume 3 mA at 1.8V in active mode (Icc), and 1 ?A standby power (Isb2). Typically, MoBL SRAM's come with different operating voltage ranges for the same density. They cover voltage ranges of 2.7-3.6, 1.65-1.95, etc. MoBL SRAM's have access times of 70 ns at 2.7 V and 100 ns at 1.8 V over the industrial temperature range. These also offer low data retention voltage (Vdr = 1.0V) for saving power and also to simplify battery interface.
Translation - Japanese: MoBL SRAMの定義 - Community Translated (JA)
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