Memory cell including single event upset rate reduction circuitr

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ABSTRACT:
The rate of single event upset in a memory cell is reduced by a pair of active devices in the cross-coupling between a pair of inverters. The active devices are controlled by voltages internal to the memory cell such that writing into the cell is not slowed significantly.

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