Communications: electrical – Digital comparator systems
Patent
1975-01-20
1976-02-03
Hecker, Stuart N.
Communications: electrical
Digital comparator systems
307291, 357 51, G11C 1140
Patent
active
039368130
ABSTRACT:
A bipolar random access memory cell is disclosed using a pair of transistors cross-coupled in a flip flop configuration with the transistors connected to operate in the inverted mode, that is, the collectors as emitters and the emitters as collectors. This allows an integrated circuit realization of a random access memory having only one and one-half isolation regions per row of memory cells. Forming the flip flop load resistors by the emitter-pinched base method compensates the cell for process variations to result in substantially constant read/write characteristics.
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Hecker Stuart N.
Intel Corporation
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