Static storage cell

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357 4, 357 6, 357 46, 357 237, 365177, 365182, 365188, H01L 2702, H01L 2980, H01L 4902, G11C 1134

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ABSTRACT:
A static storage cell is formed of two cross-coupled inverters each containing a field effect transistor and a resistor element connected in series therewith. Each circuit node is thus connected via an additional logic element to a bit line allocated thereto. A storage cell is provided which is on as small as possible a semiconductor area and has a short access time. This is achieved by designing the additional logic elements as hot electron transistors which are respectively combined with one of the field effect transistors to form a common component which only requires the area of a field effect transistor. The cell is useful in VLSI semiconductor memories.

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patent: 4150392 (1979-04-01), Nonaka
patent: 4516146 (1985-05-01), Shannon et al.
"Elektronische Schaltkreise" by A. Moschwitzer and G. Jorke, VEB Verlag Technik, Berlin 1979, p. 141, FIG. 2.76c.
"Solid State Electronics", vol. 24, 1981, pp. 343-366, particularly FIG. 1.

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