Memory with selectively active input/output buffers

Static information storage and retrieval – Read/write circuit – Having particular data buffer or latch

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365190, 365195, G11C 700

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053696115

ABSTRACT:
In a random access memory comprising pairs of input/output bus lines (7.sub.0 to 7.sub.3) transferring write data to the memory cells (3a) and read data from the memory cells, input/output terminals (10.sub.0 to 10.sub.3) corresponding to the pairs of input/output bus lines, and input/output buffer circuits (9.sub.0 to 9.sub.3) respectively corresponding to the input/output terminals and also corresponding to said input/output terminals, an access control signal is applied to the input/output terminal (10.sub.0) in a period in which the input/output terminal is not used for input or output of write data or read data, and transfer of read data through each of the input/output buffer circuits is permitted or inhibited on the basis of the access control signal.

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