Consider the SRAM binary cell above and answer the following: Input S Output R Da Read/Write (a) If Select=0, what can you say about the values of S and R? In what sense is the cell "disabled" in this mode? Explain. (b) If Select=1, what can you say about the values of S and R? In what sense is the cell "enabled" in this mode? Explain. (c) Suppose that Select=1 and Read/Write=0. Under these conditions, what can you say about the values of S and R? Can the latch state be affected by the value of Input, and, if so, why and how? Under these conditions, can the value of Output be affected by the value of Input, and, if so, why and how? (d) Suppose that Select-1 and Read/Write=1. Under these conditions, what can you say about the values of S and R? Can the latch state be affected by the value of Input, and, if so, why and how? Under these conditions, can the value of Output be affected by the value of Input, and, if so, why and how? (e) Based on your above results, does the binary cell exhibit the expected functionality for a memory element2 Explain

Consider the SRAM binary cell above and answer the following: Input S Output R Da Read/Write (a) If Select=0, what can you say about the values of S and R? In what sense is the cell "disabled" in this mode? Explain. (b) If Select=1, what can you say about the values of S and R? In what sense is the cell "enabled" in this mode? Explain. (c) Suppose that Select=1 and Read/Write=0. Under these conditions, what can you say about the values of S and R? Can the latch state be affected by the value of Input, and, if so, why and how? Under these conditions, can the value of Output be affected by the value of Input, and, if so, why and how? (d) Suppose that Select-1 and Read/Write=1. Under these conditions, what can you say about the values of S and R? Can the latch state be affected by the value of Input, and, if so, why and how? Under these conditions, can the value of Output be affected by the value of Input, and, if so, why and how? (e) Based on your above results, does the binary cell exhibit the expected functionality for a memory element2 Explain

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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