DRAM having memory cells each using one transfer gate and one ca

Static information storage and retrieval – Interconnection arrangements

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365149, 36523003, G11C 506

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059954035

ABSTRACT:
In a dynamic type semiconductor memory device having a classified bit line structure, a feedback capacitor is provided between sub-bit lines and main bit lines of a sub-sense amplifier. A voltage difference read out on the sub-bit lines is transferred to the main bit lines, the read out voltage difference is amplified by a main sense amplifier, and data of superordinate bits is read out. At the same time, the data on said main bit lines is fed back to the sub-bit lines through the capacitor. Thereafter, a reading operation from the sub-bit lines to the main bit lines is performed again, thereby enabling a reading operation for data of subordinate bits. Thus, in a dynamic type semiconductor memory device having a conventional memory cell structure, data for two bits can be stored in one memory cell.

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