Serially-accessed type memory device for providing an interleave

Details Serially-accessed type memory device for providing an interleave Serially-accessed type memory device for providing an interleave

1991-11-18

1993-08-17

Sniezek, Andrew L.

Static information storage and retrieval

Read/write circuit

Having particular data buffer or latch

36523004, 365239, 365221, G11C 700, G11C 800

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052375323

ABSTRACT:
In a semiconductor memory having a column-direction serial access function, two systems of circuits for selecting and fetching data are provided. A circuit operation is alternately performed such that one system is set up while the other system is accessed, thereby reducing a cycle time for a data selecting/fetching operation.

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