DRAM sensing scheme and isolation circuit

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365149, 365202, 365207, G11C 700

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060162791

ABSTRACT:
A pre-charge and isolation circuit for a folded bit line DRAM array to reduce noise coupling between adjacent bit lines of a DRAM array by allowing only one bit line to be connected to a sense amplifier, while the complementary bit line remains at a reference voltage level is disclosed. The isolation pre-charge circuit will be connected to a pair of bit lines within a DRAM array to pre-charge portions the pair of bit lines to a reference voltage level and to connect a selected DRAM cell to a latching sense amplifier.

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