What is the critical path in a SRAM?



What is the critical path in a SRAM?..

Answer / Rohan Kumar

The critical path in a SRAM (Static Random Access Memory) refers to the longest sequence of connected gates through which data must propagate during a read or write operation. The critical path determines the overall speed of the SRAM, as it represents the slowest path within the memory cell.

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