Magnetoresistive random access cross-tie memory architecture and

Static information storage and retrieval – Magnetic shift registers – Thin film

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365158, G11C 1908

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ABSTRACT:
A magnetoresistive random access memory array and signal processing system which provides an improved signal to noise ratio. The basic memory complex associated with the storage of a single binary digit is a quad of memory elements or cells which are addressed in complementary fashion. The enhanced read-out signal discrimination is had by utilizing a double-correlated double-sampling differential signal processing system in which complementary data is serially passed through the same path with repeated high-speed differencing which greatly reduces nonuniformity fixed patterns as well as correlated low frequency temporal noise.

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Publication by L. J. Schwee, entitled "Proposal in Cross-Tie Wall and Block Line Propagation in Thin Magnetic Films", IEEE Transactions on Magnetics, IMAG 8, No. 3, pp. 405-407, Sep., 1972.

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