Static information storage and retrieval – Systems using particular element – Flip-flop
Patent
1988-09-30
1990-09-11
Moffitt, James W.
Static information storage and retrieval
Systems using particular element
Flip-flop
G11C 1140
Patent
active
049568159
ABSTRACT:
A memory cell is disclosed which operates in two stable states and where an asymmetry in current through the cell is required to change the state of the cell. The cell includes a current compensating device that supplies current under ionizing radiation in a direction that is opposite to that required to write into the cell.
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Braden Stanton C.
Fritz, Jr. Raymond E.
Moffitt James W.
Sharp Melvin
Texas Instruments Incorporated
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