Semiconductor memory cell with synthesized load resistors

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307279, 365190, G11C 1140

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ABSTRACT:
An MOS memory cell of the static type employs a pair of cross-coupled driver transistors forming a bistable circuit, with load resistors replaced by a pair of series coupling transistors connecting storage nodes to complementary precharged data lines. A two phase clock turns on the coupling transistors in sequence, for refresh, so an intermediate node is charged during a first phase and discharged into the storage nodes during the second phase. Both transistors are turned on at the same time for read or write operations.

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Miller, COS/MOS Random Access Memories, IEEE Digest, 3/71, pp. 34-35.

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