Electronically alterable diode logic circuit

Communications: electrical – Digital comparator systems

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364716, 365191, 365195, G11C 1140

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040568075

ABSTRACT:
A crosspoint (X-Y) matrix array of electrically reprogrammable memory logic elements, such as an array of dual dielectric insulated gate field effect transistor (IGFET) structures, is interconnected in a single electrically reprogrammable diode logic array circuit, both for computing the logic function(s) of many variables and for writing and erasing the function(s). Each logic element's high current path is in series with a separate unidirectional diode in order to prevent sneak paths. Electrical access circuitry is also provided for computing the logic function(s) of many variables, each funtion being electrically alterable.

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