Stacked SRAM including segment read circuit

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C365S049170, C365S189150, C365S189170, C365S194000, C365S207000, C365S230030

Reexamination Certificate

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07542332

ABSTRACT:
Bit lines in SRAM array are multi-divided, so that a segment read circuit is connected to local bit line, which circuit serves as amplifying transistor of an amplifier with load device of a block read circuit. Thus the amplified voltage is latched by a current mirror which serves as another amplifier in the block read circuit, such that one data is latched early but another data is latched later because the amplifier changes its output quickly or slowly depending on the local bit line voltage. In this manner, time-domain sensing scheme is introduced to differentiate fast data and slow data, where the locking signal is generated by a read enable signal or a reference signal based on fast data. Additionally, alternatives and applications are described. And memory cell is formed from polysilicon because the memory cell drives lightly loaded bit line even though polysilicon transistor can flow low current, which realizes stacked memory.

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patent: 6829195 (2004-12-01), Uchida et al.
patent: 7151696 (2006-12-01), Suh et al.
patent: 7158428 (2007-01-01), Fujimoto

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