Address access path control circuit

Static information storage and retrieval – Addressing – Plural blocks or banks

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36523006, 36523008, 365201, 3652335, G11C 800, G11C 700

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058055223

ABSTRACT:
An address access path control circuit designed for shorter access time and small the layout area with low power consumption and noise. Our control circuit has a latching circuit LMO2A, a main output circuit MO3, and a common-bus driving circuit CBD for holding the level of a pair of common-buses CB/CB.sub.-- at the ground level during a prescribed period of time in which address transition takes place while the read data is output to common-buses CB/CB.sub.-- at a timing corresponding to the address signal. A data output buffer DO-BUF outputs to the outside the data transmitted from common-buses CB/CB.sub.-- to data output lines OD/OD.sub.-- in response to the input of control signal DOE. A control signal DOE is input to data output buffer DO-BUF during the period in which data output lines OD/OD.sub.-- are at the ground level.

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