Data descrambling in semiconductor memory device

Static information storage and retrieval – Read/write circuit – For complementary information

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365 51, 365201, G11C 506, G11C 700

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051365430

ABSTRACT:
A semiconductor memory device comprises a plurality of bit line pairs and an input/output line pair. Each bit line pair comprises first and second bit lines supplied with complementary data, and the input/output line pair comprises first and second input/output lines supplied with complementary data. A switching circuit is provided on each bit line pair. Each switching circuit, in response to a control signal according to an address signal, respectively couples the first and the second bit lines to the first and the second input/output lines, or inversely, respectively couples the first and the second bit lines to the second and the first input/output lines.

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