A universal-V/sub dd/ 32-kB four-way-set-associative embedded cache has been developed. A test cache chip was fabricated by using 0.18-/spl mu/m enhanced CMOS technology, and it was found to continuously operate from 0.65 to 2.0 V. Its operating frequency and power are from 120 MHz and 1.7 mW at 0.65 V to 1.04 GHz and 530 mW at 2.0 V. The cache is based on two new circuit techniques: a voltage-adapted timing-generation scheme with plural dummy cells for the wider voltage-range operation, and use of a lithographically symmetrical cell for lower voltage operation.
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