Method for reading ROM cell

Static information storage and retrieval – Read only systems – Semiconductive

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C365S103000, C365S094000

Reexamination Certificate

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07411808

ABSTRACT:
A method for reading data stored in a multiple bit memory cell, the memory cell comprising a switch located within an array of switches arranged in columns and rows, each switch having a control node and first and second switched nodes between which the flow of current is dependent on the voltage applied to the control node, wherein each row has a word line connected to the control nodes of the switches of that row, each column comprises only one switch from each row, and each column has first, second and third bit lines connectable to one of the switched nodes of each switch of that column to define the stored data, the method comprising: fixing the voltage of the second bit line of the switch and reading data from the first and third bit lines, and subsequently: fixing the voltage of the first bit line of the switch and reading data from the second and third bit lines.

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patent: 6636434 (2003-10-01), Poullet

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