Communications: electrical – Digital comparator systems
Patent
1975-06-16
1977-05-17
Hecker, Stuart N.
Communications: electrical
Digital comparator systems
340173DR, G11C 2100, G11C 700, G11C 1928
Patent
active
040245128
ABSTRACT:
A line-addressable random-access memory (LARAM) comprises a plurality of lines of charge storage elements, means for introducing charge representing binary information to the beginning of particular ones of the plurality of lines of charge storage elements which are addressed, at least one data clock signal means for effecting the transfer of charge along those lines of the charge storage elements which are addressed, an address-selection matrix electrically coupled between the clock signal means and the lines to permit the addressed ones of the lines to be clocked, and charge-sensor means for receiving charge from the addressed lines and, in response thereto, generating a signal which represents the data signified by the charge and for recirculating a refreshed representation of the charge to the means for introducing charge.
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Amelio Gilbert F.
Gunsagar Kamleshwar C.
Fairchild Camera and Instrument Corporation
Hecker Stuart N.
MacPherson Alan H.
Reitz Norman E.
Woodward Henry K.
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