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An SRAM contains 3072 48-bit words. It is physically arranged in a fashion that requires an 8:1 column multiplexer and uses an SRAM cell that is 0.52 um×0.32 um. Assuming the periphery circuitry adds 15% to each dimension of the array, what are the X and Y dimensions of the SRAM array? X = 229.6 um; Y = 141.3 um X = 180.1 um; Y = 180.1 um X = 156.6 um; Y = 156.6 um X = 199.7 um; Y = 122.9 um X = 114.8 um; Y = 282.6 um X = 99.8 um; Y = 245.7 um

An SRAM contains 3072 48-bit words. It is physically arranged in a fashion that requires an 8:1 column multiplexer and uses an SRAM cell that is 0.52 um×0.32 um. Assuming the periphery circuitry adds 15% to each dimension of the array, what are the X and Y dimensions of the SRAM array? X = 229.6 um; Y = 141.3 um X = 180.1 um; Y = 180.1 um X = 156.6 um; Y = 156.6 um X = 199.7 um; Y = 122.9 um X = 114.8 um; Y = 282.6 um X = 99.8 um; Y = 245.7 um

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An SRAM contains 3072 48-bit words. It is physically arranged in a fashion that requires an 8:1 column multiplexer and uses an SRAM cell that is 0.52 u m × 0.32 u m . Assuming the periphery circuitry adds 15 % to each dimension of the array, what are the X and Y dimensions of the SRAM array? X = 229.6 u m ; Y = 141.3 u m X = 180.1 u m ; Y = 180.1 u m X = 156.6 u m ; Y = 156.6 u m X = 199.7 u m ; Y = 122.9 u m X = 114.8 u m ; Y = 282.6 u m X = 99.8 u m ; Y = 245.7 u m

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