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We describe a 640-ps read access, 16-word by 64-b, three-port register file fabricated in 0.25-/spl mu/m effective channel length CMOS technology. It features the capability to perform a write followed by a read in the same cycle at frequencies above 500 MHz. High speed is achieved by using a novel cell and array structure. Static circuit design is used exclusively throughout the entire register file and is optimized for high-speed operation. Measured results of the same-cycle read-after-write demonstrate register file operations at 625 MHz. Additionally internal probe measurements of the read access path components are presented and compared with circuit simulations.
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