Memory cells

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Nonlinear reactor systems – Parametrons

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307279, 307288, 365156, 365181, 365184, 365185, G11C 1140, H03K 3286, H03K 3353

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041031857

ABSTRACT:
Transistor memory cells which may be operated in both the erasable "read only" and the "random access" modes. Each cell includes a plurality of MOS transistors interconnected to permit random access storage and at least two MNOS transistors. The latter may be set, one to one threshold level and the other to a second threshold level to represent read only storage of a logic 1, and the threshold levels may be reversed to represent read only storage of a logic 0. The MOS transistors may be randomly accessed both for read and write independently of what the MNOS transistors are storing.

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