Sense amplifier circuit for a random access memory

Communications: electrical – Digital comparator systems

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357 41, G11C 1144

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040030342

ABSTRACT:
An improved sense amplifier circuit for a Random Access Memory (RAM) having 1-transistor memory cells which is completely dynamic in that it does not dissipate D.C. power during operation and is suitable for location at one end of a memory cell array. The trip-point voltage of the sense amplifier is controlled by a pair of capacitances. When the Random Access Memory (RAM) is fabricated as an integrated circuit these control capacitances are so structured and processed that the trip-point voltage tracks with the sense amplifier input signal voltages over a wide range of manufacturing process parameter variations.

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