Static information storage and retrieval – Read/write circuit – Differential sensing
Patent
1996-12-27
1998-09-08
Nelms, David C.
Static information storage and retrieval
Read/write circuit
Differential sensing
365211, 3652335, 36518905, 365227, 365194, G11C 704
Patent
active
058055177
ABSTRACT:
An address transition detector receives one or more address signals. The address transition detector provides a transition detection signal in response to a transition of at least one of the address signals. A pulse generator is coupled to receive the transition detection signal and an environmental input. The pulse generator provides a control signal having a delay based upon an environmental input. The environmental control input may be based upon variables such as temperature, supply voltage, or process skew.
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Intel Corporation
Nelms David C.
Tran Andrew Q.
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