Radiation hard memory cell and array thereof

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307279, 365156, 365190, G11C 1140, G11C 702

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041308921

ABSTRACT:
A memory cell configuration that is implemented to be relatively hard to the adverse effects of a nuclear event. The presently disclosed memory cell can be interconnected with other like memory cells to form a high speed radiation hard register file. Information is selectively written into and read out of a memory cell comprising the register file, which memory cell preserves previously stored data without alteration in the event of exposure to high levels of nuclear radiation.

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