High speed memory sense amplifier with noise reduction

Static information storage and retrieval – Read/write circuit – Noise suppression

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365207, 365208, 307542, G11C 700

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052726746

ABSTRACT:
A read circuit for a semiconductor memory that includes a pass transistor between the output of a first sense amplifier reading the memory and a latch. The pass transistor blocks transmission of the sense amplifier's output to the latch whenever a noise glitch producing condition is sensed. A second sense amplifier connected through the same conductive line to the memory cell array as the first sense amplifier has a faster response and lower current threshold in order to detect the glitch producing condition. A pulse generator receives the output of the second sense amplifier and provides a control signal pulse of predetermined duration following detection of the glitch producing condition by the second sense amplifier. The pulse is received by a control gate of the pass transistor, turning the transistor off during the duration of the pulse.

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