Method and apparatus for indicating a duplication of entries in

Static information storage and retrieval – Associative memories – Ferroelectric cell

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365 51, G11C 1500

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052205266

ABSTRACT:
An apparatus (10) indicates a duplication of information stored in a content addressable memory (CAM 12) system at the time the information is written to the system. In the CAM system, Match line signals (Match 0-Match (N-1) are asserted when information being written to a predetermined row is identical to information previously stored in the system. However, the Match line signal associated with the predetermined row is disabled by a predetermined transistor (14, 16, 18, 20) when the row is written. Because information is simultaneously presented in parallel to other rows in the CAM system, a Match line signal is asserted if the information currently written to the predetermined row is identical to information previously written to another row in the CAM system. Any asserted Match line signal which was not disabled indicates to the user of the CAM system that two or more entries are identical in the CAM array.

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