Memory architecture and systems and methods using the same

Static information storage and retrieval – Read/write circuit – Having particular data buffer or latch

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365203, 365207, 36523003, G11C 700

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059403292

ABSTRACT:
A memory architecture 400 includes an array of memory cells partitioned into a plurality of subarrays 401. Each subarray 401 includes a plurality of memory cells organized in rows and columns, each row associated with a conductive wordline 407 and each column associated with a pair of conductive half-bitlines 403. The first sense amplifier 402 is selectively coupled to selected pair of half-bitlines 403. A second sense amplifier 402 is selectively coupled to the selected pair of half-bitlines 403. A first local I/O line 404 is coupled to first sense amplifier 402 and a second local I/O line 404 is coupled to the second sense amplifier 402. First and second sets of global I/O lines 405 are selectively coupled to the first and second I/O lines 404.

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