Static information storage and retrieval – Read/write circuit – Signals
Patent
1996-11-26
1998-05-12
Nguyen, Viet Q.
Static information storage and retrieval
Read/write circuit
Signals
3652335, 365233, 36518905, 365194, 365191, G11C 11407, B01F 700
Patent
active
057516448
ABSTRACT:
The present invention concerns data transition method and apparatus for driving a set of write data signals to an inactive (or deasserted) state upon completion of a WRITE to a particular group of memory cells. The present invention drives the write data signals to a an inactive state to end a WRITE without waiting for the end of the write control pulse. The present invention triggers a group of data write buffers to drive one of the write data signals to a "0" at the beginning of the WRITE control pulse or at a data input transition during a WRITE. A delayed transition of the write data signals may be used to drive both the write data signals data transition detection is accomplished at the write data inputs of the groups of memory cells without relying on global chip data input pin transition detection and pulse width setting. The data setup to the end of WRITE is generally not compromised since the path from chip data input to the input to the write data signals is generally similar to existing implementations.
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Ansel George M.
Hawkins Andrew L.
Hunt Jeffery Scott
Lindley David A.
Wu Ping
Cypress Semiconductor Corporation
Nguyen Viet Q.
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