Read circuit for memory

Static information storage and retrieval – Read/write circuit

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365206, 365207, G11C 700

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058986227

ABSTRACT:
A memory read circuit includes an input to be connected to a bit line to which there are connected memory cells, and an output to produce an output logic potential. A current source produces a first current and a current-voltage converter produces the output logic potential. This potential represents the value of a second current obtained by the rerouting of a part of the first current towards the bit line when one of the cells is read, so that once the bit line is charged, the value of this second current is determined solely by the state of the selected cell and is independent of the equivalent capacitive load of the bit line.

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