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FIXED-DATA CALCULATORS

Move one number.
Read the boundary.

These calculators answer the benchmark gap without opening risky execution. They use visible teaching formulas and route back to the SemiAgora evidence cards that explain what the number can and cannot claim.

CircuitRing Oscillator FrequencyMemorySRAM Assist Margin DeltaMemoryDRAM Refresh WindowPRACTICEUse results in drills

CALCULATOR WORKBENCH

Small controls, explicit non-claims.

Competitor portals often win by letting visitors calculate immediately. SemiAgora's version keeps every control tied to public route evidence, formulas, and limitations.

CIRCUIT CALCULATOR

Ring oscillator frequency

Change stage count and per-stage delay to see the extraction identity used by the public ring-oscillator card.

Estimated frequency1.613 GHzOpen source card ->
MEMORY CALCULATOR

SRAM assist margin delta

Select a public assist case and compare the minimum successful wordline against the baseline shmoo interpretation.

Minimum wordline shift0 mV

Negative means the teaching shmoo needs less wordline voltage than the 1.20 V baseline.

Open source lab ->
RETENTION CALCULATOR

DRAM refresh deadline

Use the lumped retention teaching value and a policy fraction to place a conservative refresh marker.

Refresh marker14.55 usOpen source lab ->

MODE CONTRACT

What each calculator is allowed to be.

The calculator page is a learning surface. It is not an EDA backend, model-deck processor, foundry flow, memory qualification workflow, or confidential data tool.

Circuit

f = 1 / (2 x stages x delay)

Educational estimator using user-visible numbers only; not a timing signoff engine.

Open evidence route ->
Memory

margin delta = selected minimum WL - baseline minimum WL

Uses the public shmoo interpretation pattern; no private netlists or model decks.

Open evidence route ->
Memory

refresh deadline = retention time x policy fraction

Lumped teaching model only; not a JEDEC timing or product-retention claim.

Open evidence route ->