Investigating various SRAM-based In-Memory computing (IMC) system available in the literature
Developing a configurable In-memory computing architecture which includes Logic functionality and Content
addressable memory (CAM)
Proposing an energy-efficient and reliability-aware configurable SRAM-based IMC architecture
Investigated the impact of CMOS reliability and process variability issues on various neuromorphic circuits
Proposed the mitigation technique for minimizing the degradation of circuit performance after lifetime
Designed and proposed a reliability-aware programmable memory Neuromorphic system
Investigated the impact of BTI and HCI on conventional temporal neuromorphic encoder
Formulated a mathematical model between image pixels intensity and the inter-spike-intervals (ISIs) for image encoding
Designed and proposed an energy-efficient and reliability-aware Temporal Neuromorphic Encoder
Comprehended various SRAM metrics obtained from distinguished measurement techniques
Investigated the impact of data-dependent BTI degradation under continuous/non-continuous gate bias along with process variability on these SRAM metrics
Retrieved and generated NBTI variability of experimental data from different semiconductor industries
Investigated the impact of NBTI variability on FinFET SRAM stability