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Embedded Multiport Data Buffer for a Solid-State Drive Controller
2021
IEICE Electronics Express
Solid-state drives (SSDs) for mobile and embedded systems may not provide very high performance by today's standards; however, they are small, low cost and consume little power. SSD controllers are thus designed as DRAM-less chips. SRAM cells created by the IC foundry as a standard module are embedded in the SSD controller as data buffer and can be single-port or two-port. In an SSD controller, more than two IPs simultaneously access the same SRAM, such as the CPU, data interface, and
doi:10.1587/elex.18.20210132
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