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It is a commercial account. We have 6 receivers. VIP612 (1) / VIP211K (5). They are located throughout the location in canteens and break areas. Right now the receivers are out of sight on the other side of the wall, to keep people from tuning to whatever they want to. During the week the channels stay on TWC/CNN/FOXNEWS/etc. On the weekend they are auto-tuned to football games. The games aren't always on the same channel. Right now, someone has to go around each Thursday / Friday and auto-tune as much as they can through the EPG. At least a few of them don't always have enough days / cache to program the Sunday games through the EPG and then we have to manually tune to a channel.
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He might know how or this one might work on yours with minor modifications.
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Cool, thanks for the info.
Talk to this guy.
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i do know the only receiver you'd be able to program remotely even with a residential account would be the 612.
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It's on the local network. I can ping it no problem. But it doesn't show as online on the app on my phone or on the browser, so it doesn't have outside access. And there is really no way to do that. I don't have access to make those changes to the corporate firewall.
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A content addressable memory cell 920 includes a first storage element 922 a for storing information and a first transistor 921 a for selectively transferring charge representing information from a first bitline 924 a to the first storage element 922 a. A second transistor 921 b selectively transfers charge representing information from a second bitline 924 b to a second storage element 922 b. First and second comparelines 925 a, 925 b carry first and second bits of a comparand to a comparator 905, 906, 908 which compares the first and second bits of the comparand with information stored on the first and second storage elements. In response, comparator 905, 906, 908 selectively controls a voltage on a corresponding one of a plurality of matchline 909.
1. A telecommunications subsystem comprising:
an input port for receiving a stream of information;
a plurality of output ports, a selected one of said output ports transmitting said stream of information received by said input port to a next node in a telecommunications network; and
a content addressable memory for storing a translation table, said translation table containing information for selecting said selected one of said output ports, comprising:
a plurality of conductors;
a plurality of memory cells each having a first transistor for exchanging charge between a first one of said conductors and a storage element and a second transistor for exchanging charge between said storage element and a second one of said conductors; and
a comparator circuitry for comparing data presented on a selected pair of said plurality of conductors with data stored on said storage elements of a corresponding pair of said memory cells and selectively pulling-down a voltage on an associated matchline.
2. The telecommunications subsystem of claim 1 wherein said comparator circuitry compares data presented on a selected pair of dedicated comparelines.
3. The telecommunications subsystem of claim 1 wherein said first and second ones of said conductors comprise dual bitline-comparelines and said comparator circuitry compares data presented on a selected pair of said dual bitline-comparelines.
4. The telecommunications subsystem of claim 1 wherein said comparator circuitry is further operable to compare data presented on a second pair of said plurality of conductors with data stored on said storage capacitors of said pair of dynamic memory cells and selectively pull-down a second matchline in response.
5. The telecommunications subsystem of claim 1 wherein said translation table forms part of a telecommunications switch.
6. The telecommunications subsystem of claim 1 wherein said translation table forms part of a router.
The present invention relates in general to electronic memories and in particular to content addressable memory cells and systems and devices using the same.
The most prevalent type of memory in data processing and telecommunications applications is the random access memory (RAM). In a RAM, the memory cells are organized in an array of addressable locations, where each location is comprised of one or more cells each storing a bit of data. During a random access, data are associated with an address and the corresponding location in the array accessed (read from or written to). During burst and page accesses, multiple words of data are stored or retrieved from a commonly addressable set of locations in the array, such as those along a single row when the array is organized in rows and columns.
Random access memories are not ideal in a number of situations. For example, to search for data stored within RAM, a sequence of addresses must be generated and data from the accessed locations sequentially examined until the search is complete. Typically, there is no guarantee that the data will be found within a predetermined number of access cycles, or even that the data will be found at all. This procedure is inefficient in applications such as networking, ATM (asynchronous transfer mode) switching, voice and image recognition, where time constraints on searching are critical.
As a result of the deficiencies of conventional RAM devices, the content addressable memory (CAM) was developed. The CAM is a data associative memory in which data is broadcast to all locations in the cell array at once. A comparison is made in each location between a received piece of data and the data stored in the cells of that location. When a match occurs, a flag is set to an active state based on the associated "matchline". The output at the match lines can then be used as data for further processing. For example, the match line output may represent an address in RAM associated with a search target.
Content addressable memories can be either static or dynamic. The static design is very similar to a static RAM (SRAM) cell, essentially acting as a latch to store each bit of data. The Dynamic CAM, similar to a dynamic RAM, stores data as charge on a capacitor, although charge leakage from the capacitor will cause data deterioration and even loss if left unchecked. Consequently, with dynamic CAMs, the charge on the storage data in the cell capacitors must be periodically refreshed. In conventional dynamic CAMs, time must be taken for cell refresh, generally during which no data accesses can be made to the array.
Another problem with conventional dynamic CAMs arises from the fact that during a data access or refresh to the array, match operations cannot normally be performed. This is particularly true with regards to those columns of locations to which data are being read or written during update of the search database. As a result, CAM performance cannot be optimized.
What are needed therefore are CAM cell structures and device architectures which allow simultaneous updates of the stored database while match operations are being performed. Additionally, in the case of dynamic cells, such cells and architectures should retain the reduced power consumption advantage reduced die area a dynamic device provides but appear as a static CAM to an external processing device.
According to one embodiment of the principles of the present invention, a content addressable memory cell is disclosed which includes a first and second storage elements along with first and second transistors for selectively transferring charge between corresponding first and second bitlines and the first and second storage elements. The content addressable memory cell further includes first and second comparelines, each for carrying a corresponding bit of a comparand. A comparator 402 compares first and second bits of the comparand presented on the comparelines with information stored on the first and second storage elements and selectively controls a voltage on a corresponding one of a plurality of matchlines in response.
According to another embodiment of the principles of the present invention, a content addressable memory cell is disclosed which includes first and second pairs of bitlines, along with first and second memory cells. Each memory cell includes a first transistor for coupling the data storage node of that cell to either one of the first pair of bitlines or one of the second pair of bitlines as selected by a signal presented on a corresponding one of first and second wordlines. The memory cell is further associated with a plurality of matchlines for carrying the results of multiple comparisons made against the information stored in the memory cells. Comparator circuitry compares data stored at the first storage node with data presented on a first compareline and data stored at the second storage node with data presented on second compareline and selectively pulls down a precharged matchline in response.
According to an additional embodiment of the principles of the present invention, a multiple matchline content addressable memory is disclosed. This content addressable memory includes a plurality of conductors and a plurality of memory cells, each cell comprising a storage element and a transistor for selectively coupling the storage element to a corresponding one of the plurality of conductors. A plurality of comparator circuits are included, each for comparing a bit of data stored in the storage element of a selected one of the memory cells with a bit of a comparand presented on a corresponding one of the plurality of conductors and selectively controlling an associated one of a plurality of matchlines in response.
The principles of the present invention are also embodied in a telecommunications subsystem including a plurality of input ports for a receiving stream of information and a plurality of output ports, a selected one of the output ports transmitting the stream of information received by the input port to a next node in a telecommunications network. A content addressable memory stores a translation table, the translation table containing information for selecting the selected one of the output ports and includes a plurality of conductors, a plurality of memory cells and comparator circuitry for comparing data presented on a selected one of the plurality of conductors with data stored on storage elements of a corresponding pair of memory cells. In response to the comparison, the comparator circuitry selectively pulls down a voltage on an associated matchline.
The principles of the present invention allow for the construction of and operation of content addressable memory cells with multiple comparelines and/or multiple matchlines. Moreover, in some embodiments, two pairs of bitlines are provided such that one set of bitlines can be used to access the storage elements of the memory cells while the second set of bitlines is being precharged. They are advantageously used for simultaneous updates of the stored data base while match operations are being performed. At the same time, multiple comparelines and matchlines allow for multiple comparisons to be made against multiple comparand bits simultaneously.
For a more complete understanding of the present invention, and the advantages thereof, reference is now made to the following descriptions taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, in which:
FIG. 1 is a high level functional block diagram of the major subsystems of an ATM network;
FIG. 2 is a high level block diagram of a content addressable memory (CAM) device or subsystem;
FIG. 3 is a more detailed diagram showing the bitline/wordline/matchline architecture of a very small portion of a CAM subarray and the corresponding sense amplifiers;
FIG. 4. is an electrical schematic diagram of a selected one of the memory cells of FIG. 3;
FIG. 5 is a timing diagram illustrating a simultaneous compare and access operations using the cell of FIG. 4;
FIG. 6 illustrates a ternary embodiment using 2T1C DRAM cells;
FIG. 7A illustrates a more generalized version of the CAM cell described in FIG. 4;
FIG. 7B illustrates one example of an SRAM cell suitable for use as a storage element in embodiments of the inventive content addressable memory cells;
FIGS. 7C and 7D illustrate examples of a 1T-1C DRAM cell storage element and another SRAM configuration with nodes X and Y again corresponding to nodes X and Y shown in the higher level drawings;
FIG. 8 depicts a ternary CAM cell embodiment based on single-transistor, single-storage element memory cells;
FIG. 9A is a functional block diagram, and
FIG. 9B is an electrical schematic diagram, of a multiple matchline CAM cell embodying the principles of the present invention;
FIG. 9C illustrates a CAM cell utilizing both multiple comparelines and multiple independent matchlines; and
FIG. 10 illustrates a binary CAM cell based on an SRAM cell.
The principles of the present invention and their advantages are best understood by referring to the illustrated embodiment depicted in FIGS. 1-9C of the drawings, in which like numbers designate like parts.
FIG. 1 is a high level functional block diagram of the major subsystems of an ATM network 100. In the illustrated network, raw data packets are generated, for instance in the Internet Protocol (IP), by a selected terminal 101 and sent to a router 102. In routers 102, routing tables, maintained by routing algorithms, contain route information which allow an optimum route to be chosen for the "next hop" through network 100 for a given packet. Specifically, when a cell arrives at a router 102, the router checks the destination address in the packet and associates that address with a path to the next node along the path using the routing table.
The packetized data are sent to an ATM interface in the source router 102. The interface segments the IP packets into ATM cells. A standard ATM cell is 53 bytes long, with the first 5 bytes being the header and the following 48 bytes being the payload. The header includes fields for flow control, virtual path and virtual channel identifiers, a payload type identifier, a congestion loss priority assignment and a header checksum value. The payload bytes contain the user data itself (voice, video or data), along with possible adaptation layer information.
For each ATM node the virtual channel identifier (VCI) and the virtual path identifier (VPI) are setup which define a virtual circuit with the next node in the network. Since the corresponding virtual path and virtual channel are valid only for the local point-to-point connection, they will be typically remapped at the destination switches after each switching function. Moreover, since each node must establish a separate connection with each of the other nodes communicating with it, an operator configured permanent virtual circuit (PVC) or switched virtual circuit (SVC), set up by the ATM signaling protocol, are used to effectuate communications between endpoints 101.
ATM switches 103 receive cells along with their virtual channel and virtual path identifiers and compares those identifiers with a set of identifiers stored in a translation table in accordance with a switching table. From the comparison, the switch outgoing ports are identified and the virtual channel and virtual path identifiers remapped as required to transmit each cell on its next hop.
Implementation of the translation (routing) tables in routers 102 and switches 103 is a critical factor in network design. In the past, address translation was performed by relatively slow hardware and software search engines. As lower cost CAMs are developed, these search engines can be replaced by CAM arrays. However, as previously discussed, conventional CAMs are still subject to serious disadvantages, including cost and power consumption.
FIG. 2 is a high level block diagram of a content addressable memory subsystem 200, preferably fabricated on a single integrated circuit chip. This figure illustrates an embodiment with two DRAM I/O ports, suitable for supporting CAM cells based on 2T, 1C DRAM cells, for discussion purposes. As will become apparent from the following discussion, the use of two DRAM I/O ports is not required to practice the principles of the present invention and therefore, in alternate embodiments, these ports may be replaced with, among other things, a single DRAM I/O port or one or more SRAM-type ports.
Memory 200 includes a pair of subarrays 201 a and 201 b, each composed of rows and columns of CAM cells and collectively forming an array 201. In the two port embodiment, each row of cells is associated with a pair of conductive wordlines and each column of cells is associated with a pair of conductive DRAM-bitlines. According to the inventive concepts, each location is further associated with at least one matchline and each column is associated with a pair of comparelines. This structure will be discussed in detail below.
Generally however, during an access (read or write), a row of cells in array 201 is selected in response to a received row address by either row decoder 202 a or 202 b, which activates one of the pair of the conductive wordlines coupled to the cells of the selected row. Data is input to or output from each cell along the row through one of the DRAM-bitlines associated with the corresponding column (at the same time the other bitline for that column can be put into precharge).
During a read, the data from the entire active row of cells are sensed and latched by sense amplifiers 203. The bitline—sense amplifier layout can be either an open or folded bitline arrangement. During a read, column decoder 204, in response to a received column address(es), selectively passes desired data (e.g. in bits, bytes or words) from sense amplifiers 203 from the appropriate locations along the active row. During a write, data are transferred to the proper cells along the active row directly through column decoder 204 (data in sense amplifiers 203 are essentially written over).
During a compare, a comparand stored within a Comparand Register (block 205), is compared against all the locations in the array, wherein a location comprises one or more cells along a row. The width of the data storage locations, and hence the width of the comparand will vary from application to application. Generally, the data in the Comparand Register is presented on the comparelines in the entire array. The precharged matchlines of those locations storing matching data are maintained high while the matchline of those locations storing non-matching data are pulled down. A Priority Encoder resolves instances of multiple matching locations.
In the illustrated embodiment, the data passed by column decoder 204 are selectively input to or output from device 200 through two Z-bit wide input/output (I/O) ports 206 a (DQ1[0:Z]) and 206 b (DQ2[0:Z]). Data being output (read) from memory 200 are driven by a set of read amplifiers 207. During a write, write buffers 208 drive received data from the given I/O port through the column decoder (which selects the bitlines of the cells to be written) and the sense amplifiers to array 201. While two I/O ports 206 are shown for illustration, in some embodiments only one such port is provided. In these cases, the single data I/O port 206, and/or the external data, is multiplexed. As will become apparent, data ports 206 can be multiplexed such that one set of bitlines can be accessed during one cycle and a second set accessed during the immediately following cycle.
For the dual DRAM-type I/O, block 206 also generally shows the traditional input/output circuitry, including buffers address latches, power distribution circuitry and clock generation circuitry. In the illustrated embodiment, at least one multiplexed address bus is coupled to an Y-bit wide address port 209 (ADD[0:Y]) from which row addresses are latched-in with the row address strobe (/RAS) and column addresses with the column address strobe (/CAS). It should be noted that two address ports, 209 a and 209 b, as shown in FIG. 2, may be used such that two data ports (DQ) can be independently controlled and/or a single data I/O port controlled by two processors. (/RAS also controls the timing of bitline precharge and sense amplifier set-up; one bitline of each column is precharged and its sense amplifier set-up during the high periods of /RAS and the other bitline precharged and its sense amplifier set-up during the low periods of /RAS.)
Read/write signals R/W1 and R/W2 control the reading and writing of data to and from data ports 206 a and 206 b respectively. If a single port 206 is provided, then only a single read/write signal is necessary.
As briefly indicated above, the Comparand Register is also disposed within circuit block 205 for temporarily storing the comparand being compared with the data stored in the array. Also included within block 209 is the Priority Encoder which resolves occurrences of multiple-matches between the comparand and the data stored within the locations of the array.
FIG. 3 is a more detailed diagram showing the bitline/wordline/matchline architecture of a very small portion of a selected subarray 201 a or 201 b, along with corresponding sense amplifiers 203. Two selected ternary CAM cells are shown as logic blocks generally at 400 and will be discussed in detail in conjunction with FIG. 4.
The two exemplary binary CAM cells shown in FIG. 3 are taken from two exemplary rows (Rows i and i+1) and along one selected column (Column j) of an m row by n column subarray. In actual implementation the number of rows and columns will be much larger; the array could be, for example, 1024 rows by 1024 columns (i.e. m=n=1024) or larger.
In the illustrated embodiment of FIG. 3, a folded bitline arrangement is shown. Each cell 400 in each column of a given subarray 201 is coupled to two pairs of DRAM half-bitlines 302 a and 302 b. Half-bitlines BLjA′ and BLjB′(302 a) share a sense amplifier 304 a and half-bitlines BLjA or BLjB, (302 b) share a sense amplifier 304 b, where j is the column number between 0 and n−1. Each row of cells is coupled to a pair of wordlines 303 a and 303 b (WL′i and WLi, where i is the row number between 0 and m−1).
For a given set or location of cells 400, a CAM matchline (Matchi) 305 is provided. For clarity of discussion, assume that each location is equal to the length of one row, although location width will change from embodiment to embodiment. The matchlines are coupled to the Priority Encoder in block 205. Each column is further associated with a pair of comparelines /CAj and /CBj (306 a and 306 b, respectively), which are coupled to the Comparand Register in Block 205.
FIG. 4 is an electrical schematic diagram of a ternary CAM cell 400 based on a pair of two-transistor, one-capacitor (2T1C) dynamic random access memory (DRAM cells) 401 a and 401 b and an exclusive-NOR (XNOR) gate comparator 402. Each 2T1C DRAM cell includes a pair of pass transistors 403 a and 403 b and a data storage capacitor 404. The gates of pass transistors 403 a of each cell 401 are coupled to wordline WL′i of the corresponding row and the gates of pass transistors 403 b of each cell 401 are coupled to wordline WLi of that row. XNOR gate 402 in the illustrated embodiment is comprised of a pair of transistors 405 a and 405 b which are coupled in series with the corresponding matchline 305 and have gates coupled to comparelines /CAj and /CBj respectively for the associated column. In turn, transistors 406 a and 406 b are coupled in series between transistors 405 a and 405 b and ground and have gates coupled to capacitive storage nodes C0 and C1 respectively.
Advantageously, an access (read or write) and a match operation can be performed simultaneously, interleaved or asynchronously to cell 400. Additionally, while one DRAM half-bitline pair is being used for the access, the other DRAM half-bitline pair can be put into precharge and prepared for the next access to the cell. Moreover, an access can be made to one row in the array while a data refresh is being performed to another row since two wordlines and two pairs of DRAM half-bitlines are provided. Advantageously, address translations and similar comparison-based operations can be performed without having to halt for reads, writes, refreshes nor slowed by DRAM-bitline precharge.
An example of simultaneous compare and access operations to the binary CAM embodiment of FIG. 3, is illustrated in FIG. 5. It should be noted that the compare operation is performed to all cells (locations) within the array while the access is being made to a row selected by the incoming row address.
Prior to the compare operation, the compareline /CA and /CB are brought to a logic low voltage and all current paths to Vss turned off. Then the signal PC is brought to an active logic high state such that all matchlines in the array are precharged. The PC signal then transitions to a logic low voltage and the matchlines allowed to float. The array is now in condition for comparison operations.
For discussion purposes, consider the case of a single one-cell storage location along Row i and Column j. Also assume that the access is a refresh or read operation and that the bits on capacitors C0 and C1 are respectively a logic 1 and a logic 0. In this example, an active voltage is asserted on wordline WL′i, an inactive voltage is presented on wordline WLi. The data on half-bitlines BLAj′ and BLBj′ for all the columns in the array are sensed and latched by sense amplifiers 304 a. For a read, column addresses are generated and data paged out from the sense amplifiers. For a refresh no I/O is performed; the sense amplifiers are simply allowed to restore the stored data to their full voltage levels. At the same time, bitlines BLAj and BLBj are precharged and equalized in preparation for the next access to the array.
For a binary compare, a bit of data and its complement from the Comparand Register are presented on the comparelines /CAj and /CBj for all the columns of the array. As a result, the comparand is compared with the data stored in all single-bit locations within the array. Referring again to the example of FIG. 5, and the cell shown in FIG. 4, assume that match bitline /CAj carries a logic high voltage and /CBj a logic low voltage. In this state, transistor 405 a turns on and transistor 405 b turns off. In response to the charge at capacitive nodes C0 and C1 transistors 406 a and 406 b are respectively in the turned-on and turned-off states, and therefore the corresponding matchline is pulled down from the precharged (logic high) state. This conforms to a match between the stored data and /CA and /CB which translates into "No Match" for the complementary comparand.
It should be noted that in the following discussion a "masked" state is described. Here, both the comparelines are set to zero such that the given cell always reads out a Logic High (float) state on its matchline(s).
A complete truth table describing the operation of binary CAM 300 in FIG. 3 is provided in Table 1.
A ternary embodiment 600 using 2T1C DRAM cells 400 is shown in FIG. 6. In this case, each column of cells is associated with a comparator 601 coupled to the XNOR gates 402. Each bitline BL′xi and BLxi (where x is a placeholder for A or B in this example) for each cell is coupled to a separate sense amplifier 602. The structure of cells 400 otherwise remains the same. In this example, both cells can be independently programmed as a result of the independent sense amplifier structure. The operation of ternary memory 600 is illustrated in Table 2.
It should be noted that a stored "00" represents a Don't Care state, while the input stored "11" state is not shown it can be easily understood that is will only result in a match if a mask is presented on the comparelines.
With regards to the operation of the ternary device of FIG. 6, the following should be noted. Again, the comparelines are held low while the matchlines are charged. At the same time at least one set of bitlines (BL or BL′) can be precharged while another set is used to sense and restore the data stored in the cells of the array. Once the data in the memory cells is valid (i.e., the sense and restore is complete) the comparelines can then be driven with the comparand and the compare performed. The given wordline WL or WL′ used for the sense and restore can remain active (open) during the start of the comparison as long as the restoring sense amplifiers 602 have already latched the data to their full values.
The inventive concept of the dedicated compareline CAM cell described above can be embodied in a number of other CAM architecture. A selected few of these can be described as follows, although these examples are not exhaustive.
FIG. 7A illustrates a more generalized version of the CAM cell described in FIG. 4. In this case, a pair of memory cells 701 a and 701 b are based upon a general storage element 702 a. (FIG. 4 describes a specific embodiment in which the storage element is a capacitor). Storage element can be any type of storage element, such as a latch or SRAM cell, a volatile memory cell, or even a non-volatile storage element, disposed between nodes X and Y of a given storage cell 701 in FIG. 7A. One example of an SRAM cell suitable for this purpose is shown in FIG. 7B, constructed from a pair of cross-coupled p-channel transistors 703 and n-channel transistors 704. Nodes X and Y in FIG. 7B correspond to a pair of nodes X and Y shown in FIG. 7A.
A 1T-1C DRAM cell storage element and a second SRAM configuration are shown in FIGS. 7C and 7D respectively, with nodes X and Y again corresponding to nodes X and Y shown in the higher level drawings.
FIG. 8 depicts a ternary CAM cell embodiment 800 based on single-transistor, single-storage element memory cells. Specifically, each memory cell includes a storage element 702 and an associated pass transistor 802. The storage elements could be for example an SRAM cell such as that shown in FIG. 7A, with nodes X and Y corresponding between figures. The comparator again is an exclusive-NOR gate comprised of transistors 803 and 804, although this in not the only type of comparator which can be used. This embodiment operates from a single wordline 805 and a single matchline 806 per row. The XNOR gate inputs are coupled to a corresponding pair of true-logic bitlines CA and CB 808 and data is written to and read from the storage elements through a pair of complementary bitlines 809 coupled through a sense amplifier 811.
The operation of CAM cell 800 can be described in conjunction with Table 3.
In interpreting Table 3, it should be noted that a Logic Zero is represented by a 0 in Storage Element 0 and a 1 in Storage Element 1. When the storage element is an SRAM cell, data are referenced from Node Y, with Nodes X holding the complement of the data. is an SRAM cell, data are referenced from Node Y, with Nodes X holding the complement of the data (hence the use of CA and CB in the logic formulation).
FIG. 9A is a functional block diagram, and FIG. 9B is a corresponding electrical schematic diagram, of a multiple matchline CAM cell embodying the principles of the present invention. Here, a CAM cell 900 is depicted based on a pair of 2T1C cells 901 each comprised of a pair of pass transistors 902 a and 902 b and a storage capacitor 903. (Alternatively, another type of storage element can be used, as previously discussed). The gates of transistors 902 a of row i are controlled by wordline WL′i 903 a and the gates of transistors 902 b by wordline WLi 903 b. The cell comparator 904 also includes a pair of XNOR gates, the first of which is comprised of transistors 905 a, 905 b, 906 a and 906 b and the second of which is comprised of transistors 908 a, 908 b, 906 a and 906 b. The XNOR gates selectively pull down a corresponding pair of matchlines 909 a and 909 b, also labeled Match Aj and Match Bj, respectively.
Each 2T1C cell of column j is coupled to a pair of half-bitlines 910 a and 910 b, respectively labeled BLxj and BLxj′, and are coupled to their associated sense amplifiers 911 as shown in partial array depiction of FIG. 9A. FIG. 9A also provides a logical description of the XNOR functions of cell 900. In this embodiment, bitlines BLx and BLx′, are dual-function thereby also serving as the compare lines /Cx and /Cx′. Specifically, compare lines /CA and /CB form a pair and compare lines /CA′ and /CB′ form a pair. It should be noted however, that independent compare lines such as those described above may also be employed in alternate embodiments.
The multiple-matchline embodiments of the present invention have the substantial advantage of allowing multiple comparisons to be performed simultaneously. Specifically, comparelines /CA and /CB allow a comparison with the stored data at nodes C0 and C1 with the result presented on matchline MATCHAj while comparelines /CA′ and /CB′ allow a similar comparison with the corresponding result presented on matchline MATCHBj. The decoding is the same and is illustrated in TABLE 4. In Table 4, C0=0, C1=1 is interpreted as a Logic 0, C0=1, C1=0 as a Logic 1, and C0=C1=0 as don't care.
For discussion purposes, consider the case where capacitor C0 has been charged to a logic high voltage and capacitor C1 to a logic low voltage. It should be noted that data can be written to capacitors C0 or C1 from either bitlines BLx or BLx′, with the remaining set of half-bitlines transparently precharged.
Further, assume a logic high voltage is asserted on compare line /CA from the Comparand Register and a logic low voltage is asserted on compare line /CB. The data on compare lines /CA and/CB effectuate the first comparison. At the same time, a logic low voltage is presented on compare line /CA′ and a logic high voltage on compare line /CB′. The data on these compare lines effectuate the second comparison.
With regard to the first comparison, transistor 905 a turns-on, transistor 905 b turns-off and transistor 906 a turns-on. As a result, match line Match A is pulled down indicating that the true data in the Comparand Register does not match the data stored in cell 900 (i.e. the complementary data matches the stored data). The complementary data can match if the stored value is "don't care" 0,0.
With regards to the second comparison represented by the complement of the primed (′) data from the Comparand Register, the following takes place. Transistor 908 a is in the off state, transistor 908 b is in the on state and transistor 906 b is turned-off. As a result, match line Match B remains floating in its logic high precharged state. Relative to the true data in the Comparand Register, a match has been found.
FIG. 9C depicts an alternate embodiment of a CAM cell using multiple matchlines. In this case, the bitlines and comparelines are separate structures and the memory cells are based on a single transistor and a storage element. The operation of this cell is similar to that described above for the embodiment of FIGS. 9A and 9B.
Specifically, FIG. 9C illustrates a CAM cell 920 based on a pair of memory cells each comprising a pass transistor 921 and a storage element 922. As described above, the storage element may be a capacitor, volatile memory cell, or similar storage device. The pass transistors for the cells along Row i are controlled by a single wordline WLi 923. The cells along Column j are accessed through dedicated bitlines BLAj and BLBj (924 a and 924 b). The compareline pairs are now /CAj′ and /CBj′ (925 a and 925 b) and /CAj and /CBj (926 a and 926 b). In alternate embodiments, additional comparelines and matchlines can be added to the structure in FIG. 9C to allow additional comparisons to be made with the data stored in the pair of memory cells.
As a final example, FIG. 10 illustrates a binary CAM cell 1000 based on an SRAM cell 1001. SRAM cell 1001 may be, for example, one of the SRAM cells depicted in FIGS. 7B and 7D, with nodes X and Y corresponding between drawings.
Data is read from or written to cell 1001 through a pair of transistors 1002 a and 1002 b through a corresponding pair of bitlines 1003 a and 1003 b (BL and /BL respectively), under the control of a voltage asserted on wordline (WL) 1004.
Comparisons are effectuated through a pair of comparelines 1005 a and 1005 b and a XNOR gate comprised of transistors 1006 a, 1006 b, and 1007 a, 1007 b. The results of a match or no match are represented by the voltage on matchline 1008.
The decoding for comparison operations are provided in TABLE 5.
In sum, the principles of the present invention allow for the construction of high performance CAMs, which are particularly useful in applications such as the translation tables used in telecommunications applications. The multiple matchline embodiments provide for the simultaneous interleaved performance of multiple comparisons. Those embodiments employing dedicated comparelines provide for the update of the search base while comparisons to that search base are simultaneously, interleaved or asynchronously being performed.
In addition to the simultaneous compare and update as previously described (in which the comparelines can be activated while the data is being restored) another mode is allowed which can make data access and compare functions take place independently. This case assumes that it is not critical that a row being read from, written to, or being refreshed, take part in a compare which may be taking place. Therefore, a simple circuit can be established that will automatically disable a matchline when the corresponding wordline is being accessed. This will remove that row from any compare functions and allow any activity to take place on the memory cells of that row. Once the need to change any data on that row is negated, the operation of the corresponding matchline can be restored.
Although the invention has been described with reference to a specific embodiments, these descriptions are not meant to be construed in a limiting sense. Various modifications of the disclosed embodiments, as well as alternative embodiments of the invention will become apparent to persons skilled in the art upon reference to the description of the invention. It should be appreciated by those skilled in the art that the conception and the specific embodiment disclosed may be readily utilized as a basis for modifying or designing other structures for carrying out the same purposes of the present invention. It should also be realized by those skilled in the art that such equivalent constructions do not depart from the spirit and scope of the invention as set forth in the appended claims.
It is therefore, contemplated that the claims will cover any such modifications or embodiments that fall within the true scope of the invention.
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I think everyone needs to grow up here. But here is my answer young man.
though there are many techniques...em...ways...to do that. You must always be gentle
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Furthermore, light touch is always better than hard grabbing. When you touch lightly,
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Dont just focus on the nipples. Lightly touch circles around the whole breast area.
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Breath...you can blow on her nipples.
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I don't even suck my girlfriends boobs and she says they get sore from me sucking them.
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While November 11 is Remembrance Day in here in Canada, Veteran's Day in the US and Armistice Day (and maybe other names?) in other parts of the world, I discovered recently that it's also St. Martin's Day, celebrated in parts of Europe, apparently, with a goose dinner - something I've been wanting to cook in my WFO.
While I didn't end up cooking a St. Martin's Day goose, I did buy one on that day, so a late 'St. Martin's goose feast' will happen sometime in the hopefully-near future (I am NOT allowed to mess with the turkey tradition for Christmas! ).
Is there anyone out there who celebrates St. Martin's Day? Is it a big celebration anywhere?
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Sorry, not one of my holidays. I've had goose but didn't care for it much (wasn't bad, just too dark) so I'm with whoever said no to Thanksgiving goose. Maybe you can get one in for an early Christmas dinner - goose is a very traditional Christmas dish in Europe.
Just what is celebrated on St. Martin's Day?
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In Belgium, Netherlands, Germany and Austria, children go to houses with paper lanterns and candles, and sing songs about St. Martin in return for treats. Often, a man dressed as St. Martin rides on a horse in front of the procession. In the east part of West-Flanders children receive presents from St. Martin.
In some areas, there is a traditional goose meal. According to legend, Martin was reluctant to become bishop, which is why he hid in a stable filled with geese. The noise made by the geese betrayed his location to the people who were looking for him.
In the United Kingdom, St Martin's Day is known as Martinmas (or sometimes Martlemass). It is one of the term days in Scotland.
Martlemass beef was beef from cattle slaughtered at Martinmas and salted or otherwise preserved for the winter.
In Denmark the day is known as Mortens aften, meaning the night of Morten. Goose was traditionally the meal eaten on the day, however ducks are more commonly eaten today due to cost.
For centuries, Martinmas has been one of the most important and cherished days in the Estonian folk calendar. It remains popular today, especially among young people and the rural population. Martinmas celebrates the end of the agrarian year and the beginning of the winter period.
In Estonia, Martinmas signifies the merging of Western European customs with the local Balto-Finnic pagan traditions, it also contains elements of earlier worship of the dead as well as certain year-end celebration that predate Christianity.
Martinmas actually has two meanings: in the agricultural calendar it marks the beginning of the natural winter, but in the economic calendar it is seen as the end of autumn. Among Estonians, Martinmas also marks the end of the period of All Souls, as well as the autumn period in the Estonian popular calendar when the souls of the ancestors were worshiped that lasted from November 1 to Martinmas.
Martinmas is also known as the celebration that marks the end of field work and the beginning of the harvesting period.
From the late 4th century CE to the late Middle Ages, much of Western Europe, including Great Britain, engaged in a period of fasting beginning on the day after St. Martin's Day. This fast period lasted 40 days, and was, therefore, called "Quadragesima Sancti Martini", which means in Latin "the forty days of St. Martin." At St. Martin's eve, people ate and drank very heartily for a last time before they started to fast. This fasting time was later called "Advent" by the Church.
St. Martin is credited with a prominent role in spreading wine-making throughout the Tourraine region and facilitated the planting of many vines.
Martin Luther was purportedly named after St. Martin, as he was baptized on November 11, 1483.
In Slovenia and Croatia, St. Martin's Day marks the day when the grape must traditionally turns to wine. The must is usually considered impure and sinful, until it is baptised and turned into wine. The baptism is performed by someone who dresses up as a bishop and blesses the wine, this is usually done by the host. Another person is chosen as the godfather of the wine.
The food traditionally eaten on the day is goose.
In Portugal, St. Martin's Day is commonly associated with the celebration of the maturation of the year's wine, being traditionally the first day when the new wine can be tasted. It is celebrated eating roast chestnuts and drinking a local light alcoholic beverage.
In Spain, St. Martin's Day is the traditional day for slaughtering fattened pigs for the winter.
There used to be, and still is in some parts of the Czech Republic, a festival with a roast goose as a feast dish.
Sounds like a fun time in lots of places!
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Hmmm. Sounds interesting but the Advent season doesn't begin for 2 more weeks. Maybe it once was forty days instead of 30 - or it's a Catholic/Protestant difference (or Wiki is {gasp} wrong). I have heard of Michelmas before - it (sorta) begins the Christmas season, I think - but I thought it came before Advent.
Nevermind - I confuse easily...
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Oh hey, we have that here! I never realised it was the same thing when you first posted... but nothing to do with geese that I can tell.
Our kids make little lanterns at school, and after dark on the 11th of November they have a procession round the village, singing autumnal songs - about little lanterns mainly and twinkly stars and things like that. This year we all had a meal together afterwards... still no goose, but there was some wicked pumpkin soup!
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Frances, I had a feeling, given your global coordinates, that you might have something to offer on this subject. Lanterns - that's cool! And pumpkin soup sounds like just the thing at this time of year.
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We have a 7 foot stucco wall around the back yard. One corner has a sitting area that has never been used -- a perfect spot for the WFO.
Here's a few photos of the foundation installation.
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Absolutely looks like a great spot! Looking forward to watching your build.
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Next step - the stand and slab.
Since CA is earthquake country I tied the block wall to the foundation slab with epoxied 1/2" rebar, and continued the rebar into the oven base slab.
I used 2" angle iron to support concrete board as the "floor" of the oven base slab form. The concrete board and angle iron were not removed, they are a permanent part of the structure.
Oven base slab is 3.5" of regular concrete and 4" of portland cement/vermiculite mix.
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That's a lovely setting! What are you planning for the outside of the oven - matching the wall or the floor, or something else entirely?
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I have a Casa 100 which I installed "corner style" even though it is free standing and not in a corner. I think you have done a lovely job and it will look great finished the same as the wall. You may want to put a few of the lovely stones like you have at the base. That would add some texture to your structure without "sticking out" too much. Good luck and enjoy!
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On to the next steps - setting the oven floor on a bed of Refmix, placing and mortaring the Casa 110 components, and finally mounting the chimney components.
In the final picture you'll see that I also began a bit of the enclosure work - framing in the wood storage arch with metal studs and concrete board.
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Next steps - framing the outer structure, decorative landing and arch, 4" of insulation. Small curing fires also in progress.
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Way to go Sakoman,
Looking good! I like the curved entry into the wood storage (framing that with hardibacker was smart), the oven entry arch is sweet, and I can see that you are fully framing in the steel chimney. Nice.
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I was a bit concerned about how it would draw with the cap enclosed like that. But the initial curing fires showed absolutely no issues -- draws amazingly well.
This kind of design does require lots of small and non-square concrete board cuts. The top of the chimney is lined both inside and out. And the "floor" of the inner enclosure slants back to a slot in the rear of the chimney so rainwater and debris can flow out onto the roof. You can see in the 3rd photo that I've already lined the interior of the chimney and if you look close you can see the sloped floor.
I'm starting to pay the price of a design with lots of angles :)
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