Method and circuit for shortcircuiting data transfer lines and s

Static information storage and retrieval – Read/write circuit

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365203, 365204, G11C 700

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RE0368512

ABSTRACT:
There is provided a method of controlling data transmission lines of a semiconductor memory device which has a first pair of data transmission lines to which a sense amplifier and memory cells are connected, and a second pair of data transmission lines to which a read circuit and a write circuit are connected at an end of the second pair of the data transmission lines, which is connected to the first pair of data transmission lines via a column gate. The method includes a) shortcircuiting the second pair of data transmission lines for a first period when a read operation is carried out, and b) shortcircuiting the second pair of data transmission lines for a second period when a write operation is carried out, the second period being shorter than the first period.

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