Linear time fault simulation algorithm using a content addressable memory

Content-addressable memory (CAM) is the hardware for parallel lookup/search. The parallel search scheme promises a high-speed search operation but at the cost of high power consumption. Parallel NOR- and NAND-type matchline (ML) CAMs are suitable for high-...

Large-capacity content-addressable memory (CAM) is beneficial in a variety of applications that require high-speed lookup table. It is used extensively in low power CPU design, network routers, and cache controllers. Content addressable memory system ...

Non-volatile memory (NVM) technology holds promise to replace SRAM and DRAM at various levels of the memory hierarchy. The interest in NVM is motivated by the difficulty faced in scaling DRAM beyond 22<inline-formula><tex-math> $\:$</tex-math><...