Self-quenching memory cell

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307291, G11C 1140

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ABSTRACT:
A memory array comprising a matrix of cells each of which includes a pair of bipolar transistor inverters. The collector loads of the inverters are commonly connected to a first constant voltage buss. The emitters of the transistors are commonly connected through a second resistor to a second constant voltage buss. Separate writing and reading circuits are provided for each cell in the array so that array cells can be written into and read from simultaneously.

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