Semiconductor memory device using compensation capacitors

Static information storage and retrieval – Systems using particular element – Capacitors

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365203, 365214, 257296, G11C 1124, G11C 702

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ABSTRACT:
The semiconductor device of the present invention utilizes pairs of compensation capacitors serially connected between corresponding pairs of bit lines and interconnected to a ground line of a sense amplifier driver, so that the transistional potential change in the ground line due to reading out current from adjacent memory cells is restricted, thereby eliminating the delay in the level change of the bit lines, thus enabling high speed access.

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