Static information storage and retrieval – Addressing
Patent
1991-05-20
1994-01-11
Sikes, William L.
Static information storage and retrieval
Addressing
36518901, 365222, 36523006, G11C 700
Patent
active
052787990
ABSTRACT:
A semiconductor memory circuit in which data are stored in dynamic type memory cells located at cross-points of bit and word lines, and are refreshed within a predetermined time by a sense amplifier so as to hold the thus stored data includes a first bit line connected to a first sense node of the sense amplifier. A second bit line is connected to a second sense node of the sense amplifier. A first switching circuit having a first terminal is disposed between the first bit line and the first sense node, for coupling the first bit line with the first sense node in response to a first control signal applied to the first terminal. A second switching circuit having a second terminal is disposed between the second bit line and the second sense node, for coupling the second bit line with the second sense node in response to a second control signal applied to the second terminal. A first control line is coupled to the first terminal and isolated from the second switching circuit and the second bit line, for providing the first control signal. A second control line is coupled to the second terminal and isolated from the first switching circuit and the first bit line, for providing the second control signal.
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OKI Electric Industry Co., Ltd.
Quellette Scott A.
Sikes William L.
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