Semiconductor memory device having potential amplitude of...

Static information storage and retrieval – Read/write circuit – Flip-flop used for sensing

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C365S154000, C365S189050

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06930941

ABSTRACT:
A local sense amplifier drives a global bit line pair by potentials of data storage nodes when a global word line attains an H level. A global sense amplifier amplifies the potential difference of data storage nodes when a global sense enable signal attains an H level. The global sense enable signal is inverted by an inverter to be provided to a global word driver. When the global word line attains an L level by the global word driver, the local sense amplifier suppresses the drive of the global bit line pair.

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