Bit line sensing circuit of a semiconductor memory device

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

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365149, 36518911, 365207, G11C 700

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056468997

ABSTRACT:
A bit line sensing circuit of a semiconductor memory device is disclosed which includes a pull-up control signal generator that enables the peak current to be small by supplying to the P sense amplifier a pull-up voltage of the low level in an initial sensing process. When the peak current is stabilized, the pull-up control signal generator then reduces the time required for raising the pull-up voltage by very quickly raising the voltage of the pull-up control signal. This results in the advantages that the peak current can be greatly reduced without slowing sensing speed, and voltage noise caused from peak currents can be eliminated.

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