Dual port memory device and a method therefor

Static information storage and retrieval – Addressing – Multiple port access

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365221, 36523009, G11C 800

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ABSTRACT:
A dual port memory device and method for outputting serial data at a high speed from a memory array through a data register. The device includes a RAM port and a SAM port. The SAM port receives start column address data from the RAM port during a transfer cycle and the data register is filled with row data from a specified row. During this process, the start column address is latched and incremented, then the incremented address loaded into a serial counter as an initial address to set up a pipeline serial output. After completion of the transfer cycle, the serial counter is controlled by a serial clock and causes column data to be prefetched from the data register and supplied to an output buffer for serial output. Because of the pipeline configuration, data is serially output at a high speed.

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