Porting OpenRAM Generator to an OTFT Process

Memories are essential components for building flexible organic integrated microsystems for Smart Sensors. This work presents the steps to build a parameterizable SRAM memory generator for the 6-layer OTFT PMOS process from Smartkem mapping the existing tools of the open-source OpenRAM framework. Python coding of structures allows a quick porting to similar technologies or to other regular structures (such as ROM or PLAs).

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2024-09-15
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ifetc61155.2024.10771896
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Iterative Learning Control Systems
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Memories are essential components for building flexible organic integrated microsystems for Smart Sensors. This work presents the steps to build a parameterizable SRAM memory generator for the 6-layer OTFT PMOS process from Smartkem mapping the existing tools of the open-source OpenRAM framework. Python coding of structures allows a quick porting to similar technologies or to other regular structures (such as ROM or PLAs).

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