Filter mux ratio and shared sense/I/O load to see why a wider words-per-row mux can trade area for latency and input attenuation.
Open the simulation page to filter the saved table in the browser.
MEMORY REPLAY LAB / SA-MEM-017
Filter the column path.
Keep each non-claim visible.
The lab exposes a precomputed verified CSV table for SRAM column mux and shared I/O behavior. It is designed for paper notes, slide drafts, and design-intuition checks where the simulation itself is the starting point.
REPLAY CARDS
One interface, several observables.
Do not collapse the interface into a single latency number. A useful SRAM I/O note should preserve local differential, shared differential, common-mode, transfer efficiency, output timing, and write-path state.
Compare clean and leaky write-path off-state rows to separate read-mode loading from write-driver function.
Open the simulation page to filter the saved table in the browser.
Watch transfer efficiency, shared differential, common-mode, unselected disturbance, and output latency as separate observables.
Open the simulation page to filter the saved table in the browser.
Use the source catalog and model card before reusing any row in a paper note or slide.
Open the simulation page to filter the saved table in the browser.
DOWNLOADS
Data before conclusions.
The public files are enough to inspect the promoted replay. Full canonical decks/raw/logs remain preserved in the project evidence folder, while the site keeps a compact public table and model card.
Interactive CSV rows
/data/sram-column-mux-io-v75.csv
Open file ->Web result JSON
/data/sram-column-mux-io-web-v1.json
Open file ->Source catalog CSV
/data/sram-column-mux-io-source-catalog-v1.csv
Open file ->Model card
/data/sram-column-mux-io-model-card-v1.md
Open file ->Lab boundary
No arbitrary SPICE, uploaded netlist, PDK ingestion, account, payment, public service intake, macro signoff, or product claim is enabled. This is a static evidence replay for SRAM column-interface reasoning.
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