Memory circuit

Static information storage and retrieval – Systems using particular element – Semiconductive

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365207, 365208, G11C 706

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052950948

ABSTRACT:
A memory circuit incorporating a current-mirror type amplifier which directly amplifies a varied potential of a pair of bit lines. As soon as the word line goes High, the current-mirror type amplifier is simultaneously activated to amplify a minimal difference (100 mV) of potential between these bit lines. Data signal outputted from the current-mirror type amplifier is then transmitted to a read-only signal line. As a result, data is quickly read out before a built-in sense amplifier completes amplification, thus quickly achieving an accessing operation at extremely fast speed.

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