Memory unit with compensating delay circuit corresponding to a d

Static information storage and retrieval – Addressing – Sync/clocking

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365194, G11C 800

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050540025

ABSTRACT:
A memory unit includes an array of memory cells. Word lines are connected to the memory cells. Bit lines are connected to the memory cells. A decoder receives an address signal at a timing which follows an occurrence of a clock signal by a given time t1. The address signal is in synchronism with the clock signal. The clock signal has a preset period t0. The decoder decodes the address signal into a word signal and outputs the word signal at a timing which follows the reception of the address signal by a given time t2. A delay device delays the clock signal by a preset time "t" and thereby converts the clock signal into a control signal. An access to a word of the memory cells is performed via one of the word lines in accordance with the word signal at a timing determined by the control signal. The bit lines are precharged at a timing determined by the control signal. The preset time "t" is longer than a sum of the time t1 and t2 but shorter than a half of the period t0.

REFERENCES:
patent: 4905192 (1990-02-01), Nogami et al.

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