Static information storage and retrieval – Format or disposition of elements
Patent
1994-07-05
1995-03-07
Harvey, Jack B.
Static information storage and retrieval
Format or disposition of elements
365 63, 365 72, 365149, G11C 502, G11C 506, G11C 1124
Patent
active
053964519
ABSTRACT:
A dynamic random access memory (DRAM) device includes: a plurality of sense amplifiers; bit lines connected to the amplifiers, respectively; a first group of memory cells arranged in a row and connected to one of the bit lines; and a second group of memory cells arranged in a row and connected to the same bit line; the first and second groups being arranged side by side and adjacently to each other, shifted one from the other by a half of a memory cell pitch, and connected alternately to each other in an open bit line system.
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Fujitsu Limited
Harvey Jack B.
Whitfield Michael A.
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