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Different types of SRAM cells are based on the type of load used in the elementary inverter of the
flip-flop cell. There are currently three types of SRAM memory cells :
• The 4T cell (four NMOS transistors plus two poly load resistors)
• The 6T cell (six transistors—four NMOS transistors plus two PMOS transistors)
• The TFT cell (four NMOS transistors plus two loads called TFTs)
6T SRAM is standard with 2 back to back inverter as latch and 2 pass gate transistor. 4T SRAM, the PMOS in the inverter replace by a poly resistor. Usually, 4T SRAM is smaller because it only need a single PWELL. The power consumption is depends on the speed but not the SRAM type.
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