Power efficient design of SRAM arrays and optimal design of signal and power distribution networks in VLSI circuits
@inproceedings{Amelifard2007PowerED,
title={Power efficient design of SRAM arrays and optimal design of signal and power distribution networks in VLSI circuits},
author={Behnam Amelifard},
year={2007}
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