We propose a novel static random access memory (SRAM) cell named complementary-switch (C-switch) cell. The proposed SRAM cell features: (1) C-switch in which an n-channel bulk transistor and a p-channel TFT are combined in parallel; (2) single-bit-line architecture; (3) gate-all-around TFT (GAT) with large ON-current of /spl mu/A order. With these three features, the proposed cell enjoys stability at 1.5 V and is 16% smaller in size than conventional cells. The C-switch cell is built with only a triple poly-Si and one metal process using 0.3 /spl mu/m design rules.
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