Explain the operation of a 6T-SRAM cell?



Explain the operation of a 6T-SRAM cell?..

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A 6T-SRAM (Six Transistor SRAM) cell consists of two cross-coupled inverters and four access transistors. The cross-coupled inverters store the data bits, while the access transistors control the read and write operations. In a read operation, one of the access transistors is turned on, allowing the stored data to be passed through to the output. For a write operation, both access transistors are turned on, allowing the new data to be written into the cell.

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