Soft write apparatus and method for nondestructive readout core

Static information storage and retrieval – Systems using particular element – Two magnetic cells per bit

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365133, G11C 1106

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ABSTRACT:
The sense voltages of an NDRO core memory including two cores per memory bit are increased by using a "soft write" technique wherein one of the two ferrite cores of each memory bit is written into by a smaller write current than the other. This results in a steeper slope toward the knee of the lower part of the hysteresis characteristic of the first core. The steeper slope results in a larger induced voltage for the first core. This increases the difference between the induced voltages of the two cores, thereby increasing the sense voltage to be detected by the sense circuitry.

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