Abstract
The ferroelectric memory (FeRAM) has a great advantage for system on a chip, since FeRAM not only supports non-volatility but also delivers a fast memory access similar to that of DRAM. To enhance the applicability of FeRAM for embedded reconfigurable hardware, three circuit technologies are discussed in this paper. Simulation and measurement data confirmed that both power consumption and memory area can be substantially reduced, making FeRAM the most promising new technology for implementing high-performance, low-power reconfigurable hardware.