Semiconductor memory device having a delay circuit set according

Static information storage and retrieval – Read/write circuit – Signals

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36518905, 36518908, 365233, 3652335, 36523003, 365 63, 365226, G11C 710

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061543969

ABSTRACT:
A delay circuit that delays a signal for controlling data read/write is composed of inverters, capacitors, and switches. The delay time that the delay circuit provides is set by selectively changing over the switches according to the storage capacity of a memory macro. Thus, the delay time most suitable for the storage capacity of the memory macro can be set, which allows the data read/write operation to be speeded up.

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