Content Addressable Memory algorithms are available today, each of them having its own advantages as well as disadvantages. Here a comparative study on different Content Addressable Memory architecture and algorithm is done. The introduction of Sparse Clustered Network (SCN) had a great impact on Content Addressable Memory designs. A low power Content Addressable Memory based on Sparse Clustered Networks has been proposed. The dynamic energy consumption of the proposed design is significantly lower compared with that of other conventional low-power Content Addressable Memory design. Keywords: Content Addressable Memory (CAM), Sparse
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