An open-source static random access memory (SRAM) compiler.

Various HDL (Verilog) IP Cores

Open Hardware SNES Cartridge with save capability

A open Sega Genesis cartridge PCB

The project is about building an 8-row by 8-bit 6T SRAM memory array, & a 3-to-8 decoder that's used to access the SRAM array. The layout design is done using Cadence Virtuoso’s ADE, & the Static Noise Margin is obtained through Matlab scripts.

X68000 RAM Expansion

A reading list for SRAM-based Compute-In-Memory (CIM) research.

SRAM build space for SKY130 provided by SkyWater.

Open hardware module for interacting with e-ink displays

SRAM Design using OpenSource Applications

A crude SRAM-based map editor for NES and SNES versions of Sim City

SRAM macros created for the GF180MCU provided by GlobalFoundries.

Game Boy Advance faster EWRAM hack

PCMCIA SRAM card project (Sakura) - rev 2.1.2019

This place provide different SRAM cells netlist to be simulated with HSpice tool in sub-20nm FinFET technologies.

A PCB with SRAM, buttons, LEDs and some pmod-compatible connectors for the Lattice HX8K Breakout Board

A sketch for the Arduino Mega that allows it to read and write to some older generation SRAM chips

An SRAM IP Uniquely designed with open source tools. Static RAM is a type of random-access memory that uses latching circuitry (flip-flop) to store each bit. The size of SRAM specs is 32kbit/4k bytes with 1.8v. A 6T SRAM pairs up with two access transistors for read, write state and cross coupled inverter to hold/regenerate the state.

SRAM build space for the GF180MCU provided by GlobalFoundries.

SRAM build space for SKY90FD provided by SkyWater.