Abstract: Provided is a static random-access memory (SRAM) device.

Abstract: Disclosed is a spike neural network circuit including a synaptic circuit including synapses arranged in rows and columns, an axon circuit that generates a first input spike signal to be provided to a first row among the rows, and a second input spike signal to be provided to a second row among the rows, an input spike detecting circuit that generates an enable signal when detecting a pulse from at least one of the first input spike signal and the second input spike signal, and a first neuron circuit that compares a voltage level of a first accumulated signal, which is output from a first column among the columns, with a threshold voltage level in response to the enable signal, and outputs a first output spike signal when the voltage level of the first accumulated signal exceeds the threshold voltage level.

Abstract: Disclosed is a spike neural network circuit including a weight storage that receives an input spike signal and outputs data based on a weight, a charge sharing synaptic circuit that generates a synaptic voltage based on the output data, a switched capacitor circuit that naturally discharges the generated synaptic voltage, a voltage-to-current conversion circuit that receives the synaptic voltage and generates a membrane voltage, and a neuron circuit that receives the membrane voltage and a threshold voltage and generates an output spike signal based on the received membrane voltage and the received threshold voltage.

Abstract: Disclosed is a spike neural network circuit which includes a pulse generator that receives an input spike signal and generates a first modulation pulse and a second modulation pulse based on the input spike signal, first and second current source arrays controlled based on a weight memory, a membrane capacitor, a first switch that delivers a first calculation signal generated from the first current source array to the membrane capacitor, in response to the first modulation pulse, and a second switch that delivers a second calculation signal generated from the second current source array to the membrane capacitor, in response to the second modulation pulse.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a memory-type camouflaged logic gate using transistors having different threshold voltages. The camouflaged logic gate may include two or more candidate logic gates, memory, the output signal of which is adjusted based on two or more transistors having different threshold voltages, and a multiplexer for selectively outputting the output of one of the two or more candidate logic gates depending on the output signal of the memory.

Abstract: Provided is a Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor (CMOS) logic element. The CMOS logic element includes a substrate including a PMOS area, a circuit wiring structure including an insulating layer and a wiring layer alternately stacked on the substrate, wherein the circuit wiring structure includes an NMOS area vertically spaced apart from the PMOS area, a first transistor disposed on the PMOS area, and a second transistor disposed on the NMOS area and complementarily connected to the first transistor, wherein the first transistor includes a first gate electrode, source/drain areas formed on the PMOS area on both sides of the first gate electrode, and a first channel connecting the source and drain areas to each other, wherein the second transistor includes a second gate electrode and a second channel vertically overlapping the second gate electrode, wherein the first channel includes silicon, wherein the second channel includes an oxide semiconductor.

Abstract: Provided is a static random-access memory (SRAM) device.

Abstract: Disclosed herein is a memory-type camouflaged logic gate using transistors having different threshold voltages. The camouflaged logic gate may include two or more candidate logic gates, memory, the output signal of which is adjusted based on two or more transistors having different threshold voltages, and a multiplexer for selectively outputting the output of one of the two or more candidate logic gates depending on the output signal of the memory.

Abstract: Provided are an apparatus and method for writing data to a phase-change random access memory (PRAM) by using writing power calculation and data inversion functions, and more particularly, an apparatus and method for writing data which can minimize power consumption by calculating the power consumed while input original data or inverted data is written to a PRAM and storing the data consuming less power. A PRAM consumes a significant amount of power in order to store data in a memory cell since a large electric current is required to flow for a long period of time.

Abstract: Provided are an apparatus and method for writing data to a phase-change random access memory (PRAM) by using writing power calculation and data inversion functions, and more particularly, an apparatus and method for writing data which can minimize power consumption by calculating the power consumed while input original data or inverted data is written to a PRAM and storing the data consuming less power. A PRAM consumes a significant amount of power in order to store data in a memory cell since a large electric current is required to flow for a long period of time.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a ROM division method for reducing the size of a ROM in a direct digital frequency synthesizer (DDFS), which is used to synthesize a frequency in a communication system requiring fast frequency conversion. A ROM consuming most energy in the system, a modified Nicholas architecture is brought forth to reduce the size of ROM. In this modified Nicholas architecture, a ROM is divided into coarse ROM and fine ROM to convert phase to sine value. The present invention divides the coarse ROM and the fine ROM into quantized ROM and error ROM respectively. Then, value stored in each ROM is segmented in certain intervals and the minimum quantized value in each of the section is stored in the quantized ROM, while the difference between the original ROM value and the quantized ROM value is stored in the error ROM. This way, the size of a ROM can be reduced. Phase value inputted in a DDFS, a sine value is calculated by adding the four ROM values, i.e.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a ROM division method for reducing the size of a ROM in a direct digital frequency synthesizer (DDFS), which is used to synthesize a frequency in a communication system requiring fast frequency conversion. A ROM consuming most energy in the system, a modified Nicholas architecture is brought forth to reduce the size of ROM. In this modified Nicholas architecture, a ROM is divided into coarse ROM and fine ROM to convert phase to sine value. The present invention divides the coarse ROM and the fine ROM into quantized ROM and error ROM respectively. Then, value stored in each ROM is segmented in certain intervals and the minimum quantized value in each of the section is stored in the quantized ROM, while the difference between the original ROM value and the quantized ROM value is stored in the error ROM. This way, the size of a ROM can be reduced. Phase value inputted in a DDFS, a sine value is calculated by adding the four ROM values, i.e.