Hierarchically constructed memory having static memory cells

Static information storage and retrieval – Addressing – Plural blocks or banks

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36523005, G11C 700

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ABSTRACT:
A static memory is constructed in a plurality of hierarchy levels. Beneficial realization possibilities are set forth with respect to the surface utilization for the drive and read-out circuits in the second hierarchy level which are especially critical. Memory cells that supply a strong cell signal are advantageously utilized so that a low expense is needed in the read circuit. By displacing periphery circuits into higher hierarchy levels, a short access time and a reduced surface requirement arise.

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