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.

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

X68000 RAM Expansion

SRAM build space for SKY130 provided by SkyWater.

Open hardware module for interacting with e-ink displays

SRAM macros created for the GF180MCU provided by GlobalFoundries.

SRAM Design using OpenSource Applications

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

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.