Static memory utilizing transition detectors to reduce power con

Details Static memory utilizing transition detectors to reduce power con Static memory utilizing transition detectors to reduce power con

1984-05-24

1988-05-10

Hecker, Stuart N.

Static information storage and retrieval

Addressing

Sync/clocking

365227, 365203, G11C 800

Patent

active

047440635

ABSTRACT:
A static memory has an address transition detector, an input data transition detector and a pulse signal generator. When a detector detects that an input address or input data has changed, the pulse signal generator produces a pulse signal having a width longer than the shorter of the data-reading or data-writing cycle. This pulse signal controls the period of time during which a penetrating DC current flows between two power sources via some of the components of the memory.

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