Ternary bit line signaling

Static information storage and retrieval – Systems using particular element – Flip-flop

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10791834

ABSTRACT:
A memory device is disclosed having a plurality of dual-bit addressable memory cells. In each memory cell, a first storage circuit for storing a first bit may be activated or de-activated depending upon the state of a second bit stored in a second storage circuit. The second bit may be considered to be a “don't care” bit, because depending upon the state of the second bit, the first bit may be irrelevant in that it cannot be read. Thus, each memory cell may effectively store three states: zero, one, and don't care.

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