Static information storage and retrieval – Magnetic bubbles – Guide structure
Patent
1995-11-30
1997-04-01
Swann, Tod R.
Static information storage and retrieval
Magnetic bubbles
Guide structure
395427, 395431, 36523003, 36523006, 36523008, G06F 1300
Patent
active
056175558
ABSTRACT:
A burst dynamic random access memory (DRAM) (10) is disclosed having memory cells arranged in a number of quadrants (22), each quadrant including local I/O lines (24) for accessing the memory cells therein. The local I/O lines (24) of each quadrant are commonly coupled to global I/O lines (26) by tri-state driver banks (30). According to a row address and a first portion of a column address, a row decoding circuit (36) and column decoding circuit (40) couple one set of local I/O lines (24) within each quadrant (22) to selected columns within the quadrants (22). A bank sequencer (48) receives a second portion of the column address and generates burst sequence of different bank select signals. Each bank select signal enables a different set of tri-state driver banks (30). The enabled tri-state driver banks (30) provide a data path between the local I/O lines (24) and the global I/O lines. By enabling a different combination of tri-state driver banks (30) for each bank select signal, burst access is provided to the burst DRAM (10).
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Patel Vipul C.
Poteet Kenneth A.
Reddy Chitranjan N.
Alliance Semiconductor Corporation
Asta Frank J.
Sako Bradley T.
Swann Tod R.
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