Memory module having module control circuit

Static information storage and retrieval – Addressing – Particular decoder or driver circuit

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36523008, G11C 800

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061011495

ABSTRACT:
A memory module having a module control circuit which is capable of decreasing an operational current by configuring a 1BANK 4M.times.64 module using 16M DRAMs (1K Refresh.times.16) and reducing the number of operational devices. The module control circuit decodes externally inputted eleventh and twelfth address signals and outputs control signals in accordance with one of a plurality of column address strobe signals and a row address strobe signal, and a plurality of DRAMs in a memory unit are selected by the control signals from the module control circuit and are parallely connected for performing a data write and read operation in accordance with externally inputted first through tenth address signals, a write enable signal, an output enable signal, and the column address strobe signals.

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