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New Cards coach Arians wants Peterson on offense
GLENDALE, Ariz. Patrick Peterson is catching passes, throwing some and running with the ball during training camp.
No doubt about it, new Arizona Cardinals coach Bruce Arians has plans for the dynamic player on offense.
In his first two NFL seasons, Peterson made the Pro Bowl as a punt returner, then as a cornerback. He remains a shutdown cornerback, first and foremost. And he still plans to return punts.
But Arians says Peterson is too talented to be standing on the sideline all the time when the Cardinals have the ball.
Peterson is all for it.
"I'm pretty dynamic with the ball in my hands," he said. "I'm not saying the offense needs help. They have great talent over there. But I guess (Arians) just wanted more explosive plays from guys that could help."
Peterson is supremely confident, to say the least.
"I'm definitely an athlete that can pretty much play every skill position on the field," he said.
It's no idle boast.
"There's not much he can't do," quarterback Carson Palmer agreed.
Arians approached Peterson early about playing some on offense.
"He kind of put a bug in my ear when he did get hired," Peterson said. "I didn't know he was going to take it this far. He has a pretty big package for me. But as a defensive player, I'm definitely honored to even be in consideration for taking some offensive snaps."
Peterson had a few snaps last season in the wildcat formation under then-coach Ken Whisenhunt. When Whisenhunt was fired and Arians came in, the new coach had an idea that he'd like some kind of package with Peterson on offense.
That idea has only grown as Arians watched Peterson up close.
"I had hopes that he could be something special in a package a week," Arians said. "But after you see the athlete he is, he probably could be one of the top five receivers in the league. So you say, `Hmm, that's a lot of weapon sitting over here next to me.'"
Arians, speaking Saturday before the team's annual "Red-White" practice, said he's installed about 15 plays with Peterson on offense, although there wouldn't be that many in any single game plan.
"But there's no doubt we're going to utilize his skill set on offense," the coach said.
Arians doesn't use the wildcat. Instead, he has Peterson either at wide receiver or in the backfield. On several occasions, he's caught a pass over the middle.
"Now I get a chance to see what the receiver's point of view is in trying to attack defensive backs, and having that head start on defensive backs," Peterson said.
He has been a starting cornerback from the time the Cardinals selected him as the No. 5 pick overall out of LSU in 2011.
As a rookie, he tied an NFL record, becoming the fourth player in league history to return four punts for touchdowns in a single season. Of the four, Peterson is the only one to have all four returns go at least 80 yards. One was a 99-yard game-winner against St. Louis.

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As long as the regular show is still shown during the day, then I will be happy. I don't want to see Lincoln go, it's one of my favorites. If Disney were to close it down, they would feel the wrath of the Disneyland fanbois.
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I know I am a part of that entrenched minority that considers Mr. Lincoln to be a crown jewel. The attraction is one of a very few that still bears the marks of Walt Disney's fingerprints in a deep, profound way. Disneyland is not supposed to be a museum - true. But of the attractions from Walt's era that are in danger of disappearing, losing this one is tantamount to tearing out Walt's apartment to make way for VIP parade viewing... after all, Disneyland isn't a museum, so if the second floor of the fire station can be used for a more popular (and lucrative) purpose than sporadic tours reserved by fanboys with deep pockets, why not?
The flagpole in Town Square bears a plaque containing Walt Disney's dedication of Disneyland, and the core of the dedication states that "Disneyland is dedicated to the ideals, the dreams, and the hard facts that have created America with the hope that it will be a source of joy an inspiration to all the world." I understand that having a park wholly dedicated to the purpose to which the dedication plaque refers would be nothing more than Colonial Williamsburg, and the park never has and never can wholly dedicate itself to that one purpose (Walt's original intent was not to wholly do so, but he honored the American idea in many ways in many attractions) but in recent decades we have seen a full-scale retreat from this; the founder's stated dedication. Disney has become a global brand - a stakeholder in globalization as much as any other company. But it must not be forgotten where its roots lie, and in the philosophy of the man who established it.
Mr. Lincoln is a comparatively small reminder of the man who created this park; he idolized Abraham Lincoln as evidenced by his boyhood skits and hijinks with Walt Pfifer, he possessed a profound, if seemingly naive (though I don't think so), faith in the American Dream and the American Experience, and he filled his park with tributes to Americana. Those tributes are fast disappearing to make way for more popular, modern elements that are apt to generate more instant guest recognition. The Rivers of America's attractions (excepting Pirates Lair, which overshadowed a piece of Americana that we all grew up with), the immersive environments of Main Street New Orleans Square (and these are environments... not attractions... so are only indirectly celebrating it if at all) and the Grand Canyon Diorama are the sole elements that celebrate the ideas and dreams and hard facts that created America to any extent. Mr. Lincoln was the only attraction left in this park that celebrated and eloquently articulated the American idea in Lincoln's speech. It was the only one that fully celebrated the American dream. It was the only one that admitted the hard facts of the American experience. And it was the only one where, though enhanced and revised, the entire script and show bore the unsullied fingerprints of the man who built this park.
I get the same feeling in Mr. Lincoln I get when I enter Club 33 or enter Walt's suite. It is something that he approved, he designed, and (excepting Club 33) he walked and dwelt in. Losing this attraction to make way for something "entertaining" speaks volumes not only of changes within the Walt Disney Company itself, but also in the sensibilities of Disneyland guests. Losing this attraction, for me, is losing not just one more shred of the Walt-ness of Disneyland, but also losing a little more faith in the American people who patronize this park. You can say what you want about the American Adventure and Hall of Presidents being more extravagant, but let's not hide the fact that THESE shows are empty compared to just about any other show on the whole WDW resort. The tastes of the American people have changed and I think we've lost a sense and respect for who we are. That may be the media's fault, our school system's fault, our parent's fault... who knows.
Perhaps Lincoln is doomed to die. Pity. We need that speech now more than ever.
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makes me wish I was going
to the park between these dates :/ I would love to see some on the big screen...
Guess I'll just have to wait until January '13 for little mermaid.
But I d enjoy the Lincoln show and I truly hope they don't get rid of it altogether.
I would love to see Snow White on the big screen. I hope they put a popcorn and drink cart in the lobby area to snack while watching movies since being in there for more than 30 minutes without something to chew on would make me a bit restless. I mean, naturally it wouldn't, but since I'm at a theme park where I could be riding rides instead of watching a movie, at least make it a bit more enjoyable.
List of other movies I'd love to see: Snow White, Sleeping Beauty, Aladdin, Little Mermaid (doubt it since they're doing it in 3D soon). The only one that's really a MUST for me is Snow White. I was so mad when I figured out the Carthay was going to be a restaurant instead of an actual theater looping Snow White ala Main Street Cinema.
Wow, if this rumor is true then Main Street is indeed becoming a glorified shopping mall. Sad.....
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So watching a giant tv is more interesting and more of a draw than watching an advanced audio-animatronic? I don't understand this at all.
Not necessarily. Disneyland management thinks that a giant tv screen showing recognizable Disney characters is more of a draw than a show featuring an advanced audio-animatronic preceded by a dramatic and emotional history lesson disguised as a moving oil painting that has nothing to do with a recognizable Disney character and requires a touch of brain power to be fully appreciated. They also think the masses will spend an hour-and-a-half or so of the park time they have spent close to $90 for inside a movie theater watching a movie they could buy on Blu-Ray at Wal-Mart for $20 to $30... or see during their local theater's saturday family matinee for 10 bucks.
Showing films in the Lincoln theater has been going on for years .. for private "CM" events .. which invite family and friends.
They drop a movie screen .. directly in front of the curtains ... Nothing is touched behind. I've been to many screenings .. got a good audio system .. rigged to the permanent movie projector in the back.
The only thing that has to happen to show Lincoln .. is to electronically draw the movie screen back up. That's it!
.. well if AP's come for the movies that are special just for them... they count as a person entering the park right? So maybe this is part ploy to keep their numbers up during the fall by getting AP's that probably would've come any ways, to for sure come and keep the counts high...?? Maybe I'm in crazy town I dunno...
It would be sad to see it go forever! I think it's a great part of Disneyland history, and American history. To me, it gets back to Walt Disney's original speech.
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I'd be sad if Lincoln "left the building"........
So many memories of my Grandfather & I....... I've posted before about my visits to DL w/ my Grandfather...... the only rules were....... "we ride the DLRR completely around the MK" and "then we visit GMWML"....... after that, I was free to choose anything we would do together.......
As a future history teacher, I too lament the loss of perspective on what is cool versus what is meaningful. Sadly, what is meaningful and even "uplifting" about "Mr. Lincoln" is being shunted aside to the clicking sound of attendance....... even though I understand the need for DL to maximize it's real estate.....
It makes me sad, because it's a sad reflection on our society, that discards it's past for whatever Kim Kardashian is doing these days.............


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Q&A: Philip Galanes' 'Social Q's' in the age of digitalism
Once a week Philip Galanes answers questions about how to act and react in a polite society - a different path from his livelihood as an entertainment lawyer. And his job as an interior design consultant for private clients. And another job as a novelist, first with "Father's Day" in 2004 and then with "Emma's Table" in 2008.
But the questions are perfect for his Social Q's column, which runs each Sunday in The New York Times. Galanes gathered several of his most popular and most peculiar questions in a book called "Social Q's: How to Survive the Quirks, Quandaries, and Quagmires of Today" (Simon & Schuster). »Read Full Article
Ruckus @ The Rock includes sledding, food, music
The Rock meets The Snow and The Cardboard.
The Rock Sports Complex, 7900 W. Crystal Ridge Dr. in Franklin, will host the first annual "Ruckus @ The Rock" from 10 a.m. to midnight March 9. The event line-up includes The Cardboard Classic cardboard sled race, pond skimming, Glow Snow Tubing, and two separate ski/snowboard competitions. »Read Full Article
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Chain restaurants would be banned on the east end of North Avenue under a proposal introduced before Common Council members last week.
"This is not in any way anti-business," said Alderman Joel Tilleson, who introduced the plan. "On the contrary, it's aimed at preventing the risk of failure" of businesses that "may struggle to catch a break." »Read Full Article(24)
Former Pabst brewery gets green award
A hilltop site once famous for brewing Pabst Blue Ribbon beer, was named one of the greenest neighborhoods in the world Tuesday.
The redevelopment project at the former Pabst Brewing Company known as The Brewery won the highest designation for sustainable development practices from the U.S. Green Building Council. It was one of three neighborhoods in the U.S. and five in the world to be granted the LEED Platinum designation. »Read Full Blog Post(6)
African-American-centric talk and music WMCS-AM changes formats
WMCS-AM (1290), the station whose talk and music format has served the African American community for twenty years is changing formats, it was announced Tuesday.
The format change was described as a "business decision" by Bill Hurwitz, vice president of the Milwaukee Radio Alliance, a partnership of Willie Davis' All Pro Broadcasting and Times Shamrock Inc. The group also owns WLDB-FM (93.3) and WLUM-FM (102.1). »Read Full Blog Post(42)
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On Tap Today: Did the Oscars get it right?
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Ways that Social Change Predicts Personal Quality of Life
A notable way that social change affects personal quality of life would rely on the person's experience with social change. This experience may influence societal quality of life and quality of work life, which may in turn affect personal quality of life. Additionally, the experience of social change is possibly less detrimental to personal quality of life later in the presence of higher existing personal quality of life. These influences over time become transparent through a three-wave panel study of 531 working people in Hong Kong, China. Findings show that although social change experienced did not generally impair subsequent quality of life, it tended to be more detrimental to the person with lower quality of life before. In addition, social change experienced tended to erode societal quality of life and quality of work life experienced, which appeared to be predictors of personal quality of life. Hence, there are possible ways for social change to predict personal quality of life. Copyright Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2010
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A matchline sense circuit for detecting a rising voltage on a matchline of a CAM array is disclosed. the circuit initially precharges a matchline to ground before turning on a current source to supply current to the matchline and raise the voltage of the matchline. A reference matchline sense circuit generates a self-timed control signal to keep the current supply turned on for a predetermined duration of time. Sensed data on the matchlines are latched after the current source is turned off and the matchlines are precharged to ground. Because the matchline sense circuit of the present invention precharges the matchlines to ground instead of the supply voltage, VDD, less power is consumed. By sensing the rise of the matchline voltage to an n-channel transistor threshold potential, the matchline sensing operation speed is increased.
1. A sensing circuit for detecting a voltage, comprising:
a sense line initially precharged to a first voltage level;
a current source operatively connected to the sense line;
a timing circuit for switching the current source between an on state and an off state for ramping the sense line from the first voltage level to a second voltage level; and
a sense amplifier for detecting the second voltage level to provide an output corresponding thereto.
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a dummy sense amplifier for detecting the second voltage level of the dummy sense line, and for providing a dummy sense output signal to the feedback circuit when the second voltage level is detected.
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precharging a sense line to a first voltage level;
ramping the voltage level of the sense line for a predetermined time from the first voltage level to a second voltage level with a current source;
detecting the second voltage level of the sense line; and
providing an output corresponding to the detected second voltage level.
49. A method for detecting a match or mis-match condition of a match line, comprising the steps of:
precharging the match line to a first mis-match voltage level;
ramping the match line to a second match condition voltage level only in case of a match between search data and data stored in a cell associated with the match line.
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The present invention relates to content addressable memory. In particular, the present invention relates to a matchline circuit and matchline sensing circuit for detecting a signal on a matchline.
In many conventional memory systems, such as random access memory, binary digits (bits) are stored in memory cells, and are accessed by a processor that specifies a linear address that is associated with the given cell. This system provides rapid access to any portion of the memory system within certain limitations. To facilitate processor control, each operation that accesses memory must declare, as a part of the instruction, the address of the memory cell/cells required. Standard memory systems are not well designed for a content based search. Content based searches in standard memory require a software based algorithmic search under the control of the microprocessor. Many memory operations are required to perform a search. These searches are neither quick nor efficient in using processor resources.
To overcome these inadequacies an associative memory system called Content Addressable Memory (CAM) has been developed. CAM allows cells to be referenced by their contents, so it has first found use in lookup table implementations such as cache memory subsystems and is now rapidly finding use in networking systems. CAM's most valuable feature is its ability to perform a search and compare of multiple locations as a single operation, in which search data is compared with data stored within the CAM. Typically search data is loaded onto search lines and compared with stored words in the CAM. During a search-and-compare operation, a match or mismatch signal associated with each stored word is generated, indicating whether the search word matches a stored word or not.
A CAM stores data in a matrix of cells, which are generally either SRAM based cells or DRAM based cells. Until recently, SRAM based CAM cells have been most common because of their simple implementation. However, to provide ternary state CAMs, ie. where the match operation returns a "0", "1" or "don't care" result, ternary state SRAM based cells typically require 16 transistors compared to DRAM based cell of 6 transistors. As a result, ternary state SRAM based CAMs have a much lower packing density than ternary DRAM cells.
To provide the desired search and compare function in a DRAM or SRAM based CAM, matchline sensing circuits are required. Each matchline sensing circuit returns the appropriate state of its matchline, and the outputs of each matchline sensing circuit can be subsequently processed to determine the existence and address of a match. A prior art matchline sensing circuit is disclosed in commonly owned Canadian Patent Application No. 2,273,665, filed on Jun. 17, 1999, the contents of which are incorporated herein by reference. In the matchline sensing scheme of the prior art, each matchline is initially precharged high to the fill VDD supply. A matchline will be discharged to ground if the contents of its stored word do not match, or mismatch, the search word, but will remain at the VDD supply if the stored word matches the search word. Each matchline potential level is compared to a fixed reference voltage, and the matchline sensing circuit generates a result from the comparison.
There are several disadvantages in the matchline sensing scheme of the prior art. Charge sharing between the VDD precharged matchline and the CAM cells will cause the matchline potential to fluctuate as a function of the previous cycle search data. This can cause a matchline sense circuit to generate a false result from the subsequent comparison. This problem becomes increasingly significant as CAM array cell densities increase.
To attain higher packing density, CAM cell transistors use minimum feature sizes. Hence the current capacity of a CAM cell to ground a fully precharged matchline is small, resulting in very slow discharge of the matchline, and increasing the overall search and compare operation of the CAM chip. Inherent parasitic capacitance of the matchline compounds this problem, which increases as CAM arrays become larger.
The optimal sensing margin for the matchline sense circuit should be sufficient for the circuit to easily distinguish if the matchline potential level is above or below the reference voltage. This optimal sensing margin is attained at the time when the matchline voltage level has decreased to a potential level well below the reference voltage. Unfortunately, the poor voltage discharge rate of the matchline previously described only allows accurate sensing to be performed at a prolonged time after the matchline voltage begins to fall.
Sensing can be performed at a time shortly after the matchline voltage drops below the reference voltage if the reference voltage is maintained at a precise level. This is difficult to accomplish due to process variations in the fabrication of the CAM chip, which can alter the reference voltage level beyond the original design specifications.
Power consumption of the prior art matchline sense circuit is high since any discharged matchlines must be precharged back to VDD level in preparation for the next search and compare operation. Power consumption can be expressed as P≈CML�VDD�ΔV�ƒ where CML is the matchline parasitic capacitance, ΔV is the difference between VDD and the discharged potential level of the matchline at the sensing time and ƒ is the frequency of operation. If ΔV is large, then the power consumed will be large, possibly exceeding the power dissipation capability of the package. The prior art match line circuit required all search lines to be held at a low logic level during the match line precharge phase. Even if search data did not change substantially during successive search operations considerable power was consumed as search lines were brought low at the beginning of the match line precharge phase and brought high again for the actual search operation.
There is clearly a need for a matchline sensing circuit capable of consuming very little power and detecting matchline potential levels accurately at high speed.
It is an object of the present invention to obviate or mitigate at least one disadvantage of the prior art. In particular, it is an object of the present invention to provide a less complex sensing circuit, a method of using such a circuit, and a content addressable memory using such a sensing circuit, that detects voltage levels quickly and accurately.
In a first aspect, the present invention provides a sensing circuit for detecting a voltage. The sensing circuit has a sense line initially precharged to a first voltage level. A current source is operatively-connected to the sense line, and a timing circuit is operatively connected to the current source to switch the current source between an on state and an off state to thereby ramp the sense line from the first voltage level to a second voltage level. A sense amplifier can then detect the second voltage level to provide a corresponding output.
Embodiments of the sensing circuit of the present invention provide a precharge circuit to precharge the sense line, which can consist of n-channel or p-channel transistors, precharged high or low as applicable. In a presently preferred embodiment, the timing circuit is a reference sensing circuit that includes a dummy sense line initially precharged to the first voltage level, and a dummy current source operatively connected to the dummy sense line, and to a feedback circuit. The feedback circuit switches the dummy current source between the on state and the off state for ramping the dummy sense line between the first voltage level and the second voltage level, in response to a feedback output. A dummy sense amplifier detects the second voltage level of the dummy sense line, and provides the feedback output to the feedback circuit when the second voltage level is detected. The reference sensing circuit can be precharged as described above for the sensing circuit. In the presently preferred embodiment, the sense amplifier includes a sense transistor coupled between an output node and a source line and having a threshold potential level. The sense transistor is turned on when the sense line potential level reaches the second voltage level. The sense transistor can also be an n-channel or p-channel transistor, as applicable. In a presently preferred embodiment, a propagation delay circuit delays the timing circuit from switching the current source between the on state and the off state. The propagation delay circuit can be a non-inverting buffer, or a capacitor.
The sensing circuit of the present invention can also include a delay circuit for inhibiting the sense transistor from turning on. The delay circuit can include a coupling circuit for forming a conduction path between a tail line and ground, to raise the threshold potential level of the sense transistor. The coupling circuit is at least one transistor connected between the tail line and ground. The delay circuit can also include a current limiting circuit for reducing the current supplied to the sense line by the current source, such as a transistor connected in series with the current source to restrict the supply of current to the sense line when a conduction path between the sense line and the tail line is formed. Generally, the output of the sensing circuit is maintained by a latching circuit, which can be either a full or half latch.
In a further aspect of the present invention, there is provided a method for detecting a voltage level. The method consists of precharging a sense line to a first voltage level, ramping the voltage level of the sense line for a predetermined time from the first voltage level to a second voltage level, detecting the second voltage level of the sense line; and providing an output corresponding to the detected second voltage level.
In yet another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a method for detecting a match or mis-match condition of match lines. This method consists of setting the match lines in the mis-match condition by precharging the match lines to a "miss" voltage level, and ramping only match condition match lines to a "hit" voltage level.
A further aspect of the present invention provides a sensing circuit for detecting a voltage in a content addressable memory. The sensing circuit consists of a first and second voltage supplies with first, second and third transistors of a first type connected in series between the first voltage supply and a match line, the gate of the second transistor of the first type being connected to a bias voltage. A plurality of pairs of series connected search and compare transistors of a second type are connected in parallel between the match line and a tail line. The gate of each search transistor is connected to a search line, the gate of each compare transistor is connected to a memory cell, and the tail line is connected to the gate of the third transistor of the first type. A first transistor of the second type is connected between the match line and the second voltage supply. A second transistor of the second type is connected between an intermediate output node and the tail line, and the gate of the second transistor connected to the match line. A third transistor of the second type is connected between the tail line and the second voltage supply. A first enable signal is connected to the gates of the first transistor of the first type, the first transistor of the second type and the third transistor of the second type. A first logic gate has a first input connected to the intermediate output node, a second input connected to a second enable signal, and an output. A first inverter couples the output to the intermediate output node, and a reference circuit generates the first enable signal.
Another aspect of the present invention provides a content addressable memory. The content addressable memory includes an array of content addressable memory cells arranged in rows and columns, an address decoder, data access circuitry; and a matchline sensing circuit as described above.
Preferred embodiments of the present invention will now be described, by way of example only, with reference to the attached Figures, wherein:
A typical CAM block diagram is shown in
A typical ternary DRAM type CAM cell 101 is shown in
A ternary SRAM type CAM cell consists of 2 SRAM cells, to store each half of the ternary bit, and a pair of search transistors and compare transistors which duplicate the function of transistors 102 and 104 in
A simplified row schematic from the CAM array 100 and a corresponding prior art matchline sense circuit 202 from the matchline sense circuits 200 are shown in
The prior art circuit of
The time required by the matchline sense circuit 202 to sense the MLi potential is lengthy.
After sensing occurs at time t2, all discharged matchlines MLi must be precharged back to the VDD voltage supply by an amount of ΔV. All searchlines SLj must be grounded during MLi precharge before selected searchlines SLj are raised to the VDD supply for the sensing operation. Hence, power consumption will be high due to the repeated discharge and precharge of matchlines MLi and searchlines SLj.
Reference will now be made to embodiments of the invention. Generally, the sensing circuit of the present invention is a low power matchline sense circuit for fast detection of a match between a search word and a stored word in the CAM cell array 100. This is achieved by setting all matchlines to the default miss voltage level and only pulling up the matchlines with a match to the hit voltage level. The matchline sense circuit 200 of the present invention employs a self-timing circuit to generate a control signal. The control signal is self activated after a predetermined amount of time to end sensing of the matchlines.
At least one row of the CAM array 100 is a reference matchline row 270 having dummy components constructed identically to the components of a normal matchline ML and matchline sense circuit 210. The reference matchline 270 will act as a timing circuit in this embodiment as will be described in more detail below. The reference matchline row 270 will have a dummy sense, or matchline, a dummy current source, dummy cells, a dummy tail line and a dummy matchline sense circuit. The dummy matchline sense circuit will include a dummy current source. In
The reference matchline row 270 generates a self-timed control signal, EN1 for controlling all the matchline sense circuits 210. The time required for RML to rise between ground and a predetermined voltage level will be used as a reference time to compare normal matchline ML rise times between ground and the same predetermined voltage level. A matchline sense circuit 210 will therefore determine if its corresponding matchline ML rises at the same rate as the reference rise time, or at a slower rate than the reference rise time. This comparison is achieved by resetting all matchlines ML to ground at a cut-off time signalled by EN1 after RML reaches the predetermined voltage level. At this cut-off time, any matchline ML voltage rising at the same rate as the RML voltage will be detected by its corresponding matchline sense circuit 210 for output of an appropriate signal. All slower rising matchlines ML will not have reached the predetermined voltage level.
A detailed schematic of one matchline and associated circuitry from the CAM array 100 and the reference matchline row 270 is shown in
The matchline sense circuit operation of
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The current source 212 can also be implemented as a single p-channel transistor with its source connected to VDD, its drain connected the matchline ML, and its gate connected to EN1, eliminating the requirement for the analog BIAS voltage level. In this case the current will be determined solely by the dimensions of the transistor and the VDD supply level.
The floating input of inverter 224 in the circuit of
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A description of the matchline sensing operation in accordance with the present invention will now follow with reference to
An example of the matchline sense circuit operation will now be discussed in detail with reference to
In the precharge phase, EN1 remains at the high logic level to keep matchlines ML0, ML1 and reference matchline RML grounded by turning on respective precharge transistors 234. First transition arrow 500 indicates the beginning of the EN2* precharge pulse which simultaneously drives and latches ML—OUT0, ML—OUT1 and RML—OUT to the low logic level, and latches ML—OUT0*, ML—OUT1* and RML—OUT* to the high logic level. While EN1 remains at the high logic level, a search word is introduced to the search lines SL0-SLm to turn on selected search transistors 122 and 152. In this example, the stored word for the row corresponding to ML—OUT0 does not match the search word in at least one bit, and the stored word for the row corresponding to ML—OUT1 will match the search word. EN1 will eventually drop to the low logic level, as indicated by second transition arrow 502, to end the precharge phase and start the sense phase. By enabling the current sources 212 of the matchline sense circuit 210 and reference matchline sense circuit 272, the voltage of RML, ML0 and ML1 will begin to rise. The voltage of ML1 and RML reach the Vt voltage simultaneously to turn on sense transistors 222 of their respective matchline sense circuits 210 and 272. Now RML—OUT* and ML—OUT1* will drop to the low logic level as indicated by third transition arrow 504 and fourth transition arrow 506 respectively. The low logic level transition of RML—OUT* and ML—OUT1* will cause RML—OUT and ML—OUT1 to be latched at the high logic level. The high logic level of ML—OUT1 indicates that the corresponding word stored in the row matches the search word. Because ML0 has not reached the voltage of Vt yet, ML—OUT0 and ML—OUT0* will remain in their precharged logic levels. Upon receiving the high logic level of RML—OUT, the current control circuit 274 will change EN1 to the high logic level at the fifth transition arrow 508. A high logic level EN1 and its delayed version EN1D will turn off all current sources 212 via transistor 230, and turn on all precharge transistors 234 to quickly pull down matchlines ML0, ML1 and RML to ground. The matchline sense circuit is now reset to the precharge phase and ready to perform another sense operation. The reference matchline RML effectively sets the low logic level duration of EN1, giving the circuit a self-timed attribute.
As mentioned previously, the scheme described above is improved by introducing a small delay in the propagation of the high logic level transition of EN1 to ensure that all other matchlines MLn having a match will turn on their respective sense transistors 222 immediately prior to being reset in the precharge phase.
To obtain high packing density of the CAM array 100, CAM cells 101 and 150 will employ transistors with minimum width/length (W/L) feature sizes. In the case of a single bit mismatch between the search word and the stored word in a row, the pull down strength of one pair of search and compare transistors 122 and 124 is relatively weak since the current capacity of a transistor is directly dependent on its W/L ratio. Hence the difference in rise time between a matchline with a match and a matchline with a single bit mis-match is very small. Therefore it is desirable to have a matchline sense circuit which delays turn on of the sense transistor 222 for as long as possible in the case of a mis-match condition.
The operation of the circuits of
Therefore, the delayed rise of the MLn potential level and the upward shift of the threshold potential of sense transistor 222 combine to delay turn-on of sense transistor 222 when at least a single bit mis-match occurs, providing more margin for the matchline sense operation.
The matchline sense circuit of the present invention has the following advantages. Lower power is consumed because matchlines MLn only rise to a Vt and not to a full VDD level before being fully discharged to ground. Since the sensing phase ends after the reference matchline RML reaches the Vt level, the sense operation is fast. Precharging matchlines to ground eliminates the effects of charge sharing to the common source drain node of the search and compare transistors.
Precharging matchlines to the mismatch level rather than the match level allows search data to be present on the search lines and eliminates the need to force search lines to Vss during precharge. This saves significant CV (resulting from the relationship dynamic power=freq.�capacitance�voltage2) power by not charging and discharging search lines during every cycle.
Because the reference matchline row is constructed identically and adjacently to the normal matchline rows, any process variations affecting the CAM array will equally affect the reference matchline row.
A further advantage is a reduction in hot carriers generated in the search and compare devices. Hot carriers are generated when high source drain currents are induced in short channel devices with high source drain potential. This leads to a portion of the source drain current entering the substrate. In the case of a DRAM type CAM this can be a serious problem since carriers in the substrate can corrupt stored data. In the present invention the matchline voltage only reaches the level of an n-channel threshold, rather than VDD as in the prior art, and the hot carrier problem is very much reduced.
Of course, numerous variations and adaptations may be made to the particular embodiments of the invention described above, without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention, which is defined in the claims.
While the matchline sense circuit of the present invention has been implemented and simulated using CMOS technology on silicon, alternative embodiments can be implemented in other technologies such as BiCMOS.
Although the matchline sense circuits of
In addition, a p-channel cell with p-channel search and compare transistors could be contemplated, however the matchline sense circuit will function equally with any type of CAM cell.
This matchline sensing scheme can be used in both SRAM and DRAM based CAMs. The circuit technique disclosed can also be used in flash memory applications where it is necessary to verify that data has been correctly written into the memory. Typical flash cells are programmed by writing a logical 1 into the cell to raise its threshold to a voltage level which is greater than a read voltage applied to the gate of the cell. Hence the cell will not conduct current when the read voltage is applied to its gate. However, if the cell has not been properly programmed, the cell may conduct some current, resulting in incorrect read out of data. Flash memory includes write verification circuitry in which the written logical 1 is read out and compared. If the data read out does not match the written data, then the programming must be repeated until the read out data matches the written data. The circuits of the present invention could be useful to detect faulty bits in a flash memory device.
Additionally, in associative cache memory applications where a microprocessor searches the cache for an address and data it wants to access, a search and compare operation can be implemented, and the results of the search, i.e. a match or miss can be detected using circuits and principles described in this invention.
The above-described embodiments of the invention are intended to be examples of the present invention. Alterations, modifications and variations may be effected the particular embodiments by those of skill in the art, without departing from the scope of the invention which is defined solely by the claims appended hereto.
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I have had three IUD's so far and cannot get it again. When I did get it removed, I was able to get pregnant pretty quickly. I had the shot after they removed the IUD that lasts three months. Got pregnant before it was due again.
One other thing, I was told to wait about three months before TTC due to issues with my last removal. Thus, the reason for the shot. Mine was also the Mirena kind, not that it matters.
Did you have issues with the IUD or the removal? If not, I don't think you should have issues related to the IUD.
I had the mirena IUD for about a year, had it taken out in June 2011. I weighed 220 and I'm 5'2". I am now 260, and just found out I was pregnant. I think it is easy to blame it on the IUD, at least for me...But my husband works in welding, i thought the heat was keeping him from producing sperm. We never did get him tested. But my primary physician told me that as long as I am having a regular period, that i shouldn't have a problem getting pregnant. Well 2 years later i found out i am pregnant...so i think there are alot of factors....some that we see some that we don't. i was never told that the IUD had an effect on me not being able to conceive. As far as i know my lady parts are just fine.
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I had my Mirena for the full 5 years, never had a problem with it. I had it out April, 2013 and we conceived in November.
I had my Mirena pulled in September of 2012 and conceived 12/10/12. I also had my first mirena pulled in June of 2011, and conceived in September of 2011.
I had spotting and bleeding in both pregnancies, SCH's and I had previously had 3 uncomplicated pregnancies prior to those two. I blame it on the Mirena, but no one else does.
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Among those who have been committed, nine transferred back to prison and seven people have died. Two people have been granted conditional release without discharge, which allows the resident to leave the facility for scheduled activities and appointments with an escort and electronic monitoring.
The growth in the sex offender program has become part of mental health officials' pitch for building a new high-security facility at the Fulton State Hospital.
The hospital about 30 miles northeast of the state Capitol admitted its first patients in 1851 and is the oldest public mental health facility west of the Mississippi River. Officials want to replace antiquated space at the hospital with a new $211 million facility that has a better treatment environment and is safer for patients and employees.
Lawmakers and Nixon this year have been working on a proposal to issue several hundred million dollars in bonds for improvements and construction at college campuses, state facilities and state parks. The Mental Health Department hopes the new 300-bed facility will be part of the bonding strategy and could ease the need for a new $70 million facility to house sex offenders. At the current growth rate, the department estimates it would run out of high-security space around 2018.
The new facility would house patients who currently live in the maximum security Biggs Forensic Center and the intermediate security Guhleman Forensic Center. Biggs would be razed, and 91 beds would be opened in Guhleman for the sex offender program.
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NANJING, China, Sept. 13, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Simcere Pharmaceutical Group ("Simcere" or the "Company") (NYSE: SCR), a leading pharmaceutical company specializing in the development, manufacturing, and marketing of branded and proprietary pharmaceuticals in China, today announced the appointment of Mr. Hongquan Liu, as its Chief Executive Officer and Executive Director of the Board, effective October 8, 2012. Mr. Jinsheng Ren will continue to serve as Chairman of Simcere.
The Company also announced that Dr. Yehong Zhang, who currently serves as President of Simcere, will serve as Chief Executive Officer of Simcere MSD (Shanghai) Pharmaceutical Co. Ltd, the newly established joint venture between Simcere and Merck & Co., Inc. (NYSE: MRK), effective from October 8, 2012. Dr. Zhang will no longer hold the position of President of Simcere.
Between 2000 and 2012, Mr. Hongquan Liu held the positions of Director and General Manager of Sino-Swed Pharmaceutical Corp. Ltd, the first pharmaceutical joint venture between China and Sweden. Prior to this, Mr. Liu held the positions of Chief Financial Officer and Chief Marketing and Business Officer of Pharmacia & Upjohn (China) Ltd., and General Manager of Pharmacia Corporation. Mr. Liu received an EMBA degree from China Europe International Business School (CEIBS) and a bachelor's degree from Shanxi College of Finance and Economics.
"I am delighted to welcome Hongquan to Simcere's management team," said Mr. Jinsheng Ren, Chairman of Simcere. "With nearly 30 years of management experience in the pharmaceutical industry, and as an Independent Director of Simcere for the last nine years, I am confident that as CEO, Hongquan will be instrumental in helping position Simcere for long-term sustainable growth. With Hongquan leading the company's overall management and operations, I look f
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In an upcoming project, we will be using Dropbox's new Drop-ins feature. While preparing assets for interface mockups, I realized there wasn't an available .psd asset for the newly available feature. Why not create those for all of us and share?! So, that's what I did (file is attached).
You'll notice that the visual style consistency between the two is slightly off, and the dimensions of the two buttons are different for some reason, but I created the buttons as they were rendered on the www.dropbox.com/developers/dropins page. I'm not trying to fix an issue, only getting us the assets we need for proper mock-ups.
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'Born on the Fourth of July'
"Born on the Fourth of July" came at a time of urgency in the careers of both Oliver Stone and Tom Cruise. Stone's portrayals of Vietnam combat in "Platoon" and corporate malfeasance in "Wall Street" solidified his reputation as a marquee provocateur and chronicler of the great lightning-rod conflicts of the late 20th century. Meanwhile, Cruise was embroiled in the early days of his eternal image battle: Was he a serious actor or just a pretty face? "Born on the Fourth of July" gave Cruise a chance to capitalize on his good reviews for supporting Paul Newman in "The Color of Money" and inoculate himself against the ridiculousness of "Cocktail." His pull-out-the-stops performance as disabled Vietnam War veteran Ron Kovic earned Cruise an Oscar nomination. Cruise did not quite disappear into the role, but he came close.


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Oregon's 1912 victory for Votes for Women is bringing a lot of history out of the bottom bureau drawer. See excellent article, the web site devoted to the centennial — a "Century of Action" in Oregon — and the building momentum of awareness about the political potential of women voting today. The lives of Oregon activists such as Abigail Scott Dunaway (close friend of Susan B. Anthony) are highlighted in an audio program on Oregon public radio worth listening to. Discussions like this raise nagging contemporary questions about pay equity, affordable day care, paid maternity leave, women holding political office and much more.
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NEW ORLEANS (AP) -- Orlando has agreed to a sign-and-trade deal, sending restricted free agent forward Ryan Anderson to New Orleans for forward Gustavo Ayon, a person familiar with the agreement said. The person spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because the NBA's trade moratorium prevents clubs from announcing such moves before July 11. The 6-foot-10 Anderson is entering his fifth NBA season out of California. He started 61 games for Orlando last season, averaging 16.1 points and 7.7 rebounds. Ayon, also 6-10, spent his rookie NBA season in New Orleans last year after playing in Spain's top pro league. The 27-year-old Mexican started 24 games for the Hornets, averaging 5.9 points and 4.9 rebounds in 20.1 minutes. Anderson has exceptional shooting range, giving him the versatility to also play on the wing. He led the NBA with 3-pointers made (166) and attempted (422) last season. He shot just above 39 percent from beyond the arc, which ranked 27th in the lea...
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I rarely, if ever, make New Year's resolutions. Even more rare is a resolution that I keep (except for one I made last year to make $1000 in the stock market - which I did, several times over).
This next resolution is actually practical, I am going to improve my Unix skills this year. Working at Microsoft, sharp Unix skills have never been necessary. I know the basic commands like grep, sort, cp, mv, etc, but next on the list are powerful stream editing tools like sed, and then next on the list would be awk.
I have an iBook now (bought it used) but it has a Unix-like OS window shell on there. I think it will be much easier now to develop my Unix skills on my own time.
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EUROPE'S home-grown space shuttle is taking shape. If the maiden flight of the Intermediate eXperimental Vehicle (IXV, pictured) in October goes to plan, it will be the first time in 16 years that the European Space Agency (ESA) has returned a craft to Earth.
Atmospheric re-entry is key for any astronaut trip or bringing rock samples back from other worlds. Unlike the US, Chinese and Russian space agencies, which are experienced at re-entry, ESA's only success was in 1998, when it brought back a capsule.
The IXV, now being built in Turin, Italy, looks like the nose of a NASA space shuttle. It combines the simplicity of a capsule, where there is no control over a landing site once descent begins, with some manoeuvrability, thanks to its rear flaps. Purely a test craft, it will land in water, but the idea is for it to form the basis of a larger space plane that lands on the ground. At first it will be uncrewed and used to maintain satellites in orbit, but it could one day carry astronauts.
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