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Over the past few years, memory performance has been the primary demonstration vehicle for BiCMOS technologies. Intrinsic gate delay, power dissipation and area have been regarded as the theoretical indications for technology performance and density. In a similar manner memory access time, memory power dissipation and memory size have been regarded as the practical indications of technology performance and density. Against this empirical yard stick BiCMOS technology has been found to produce memories with MOS-like power and density but with speeds and I/O interfaces which one normally attributes to bipolar memories.

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Tran, H.V., Fung, P.K., Scott, D.B., Shah, A.H. (1990). BiCMOS Standard Memories. In: Alvarez, A.R. (eds) BiCMOS Technology and Applications. The Springer International Series in Engineering and Computer Science, vol 76. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-2029-7_6

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