Circuit and method for verifying data of a wireless communicatio

Telecommunications – Receiver or analog modulated signal frequency converter – Signal selection based on frequency

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4551851, 36518905, H04Q 720

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060412216

ABSTRACT:
A memory circuit (24) limits the threshold voltage distribution for either programming or erasing a memory cell (40A) in a non-volatile memory array (34). A data latch (90) provides a current (I.sub.REF) to the memory cell (40A) that increases in current as the operating temperature of the memory cells (40A, 40B) increases. Current generated by the data latch (90) increases when the processing parameters cause a greater conductivity of the transistors in the memory cell (40A) and the current decreases when the processing parameters cause a lesser conductivity of the transistors in the memory cell (40A), thus allowing narrower limits on the distribution of the program and erase threshold voltages.

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