▸ What’s FPGA?

▸ Spin RAM introduction

▸ One bit distributed spin RAM
▸ Interconnection switch
▸ Look up table(LUT)
▸ Spin RAM based flip flop
▸ Comparison with other memories
▸ conclusion
▸ A Field Programmable Gate Array (FPGA) is a
Programmable Logic Device(PLD) with higher
densities and capable of implementing
different functions in a short period of time.
▸ 2-D array of logic blocks and flip-flops with
programmable interconnections.

▸ Compact design

▸ User can configure

◦ Intersections between the logic blocks

◦ The function of each block

▸ SRAM

▸ PROM

▸ FLASH MEMORY
▸ Non-volatility

▸ High writing and reading speed

▸ Low power dissipation

▸ Re-programmed more than 10^12 times

▸ Large retention time

▸ Two thin films of altering ferromagnetic
materials and a non-magnetic layer-spacer.

Magnetic tunnel
juncion
  Field induced magnetic switching(FIMS)
 Thermally assisted switching(TAS)
 Spin transfer torque

Ic: thrushold current for switching

LOGIC BLOCK
 SRAMs are replaced by spin RAMS
 No Flash ROMs are needed
 No initiation phase
• Needs Flash ROM and SRAM

• No need of Flash ROM.

• No initialisation phase
• Master-write
operation
• Slave-to outut
data
• Master is replaced
by one-bit
distributed spin
RAM
• Increases
processing speed
▸ For the configuration of FPGA

• For flip flops

▸ Spin RAM based FPGA features
◦ Non-volatility
◦ Low power consumption
◦ Dynamical re configuration
▸ Can be applied in multi function circuits
▸ Spin RAM based flip flops can be used to

replace registers in SOC(System On Chip)

▸ Could be used in field of aviation and space

due to security
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