Addressable memory unit having an improved unit selection circui

Static information storage and retrieval – Read/write circuit – Simultaneous operations

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36518905, 36523006, 36523008, 371 101, 371 102, 371 103, 307449, 307463, G11C 700

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ABSTRACT:
An addressable memory unit has address input buffer circuits which output a pair of output connections on which, in read or write mode, two signals which are complementary to one another are present but which may also adopt equal values in such a manner as to cause a predecoder and line selector to select all or none of the selection lines controlling the cells of the memory accessed.

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