US Patent Application 17737999. APPARATUSES FOR SENSE AMPLIFIER VOLTAGE CONTROL simplified abstract
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APPARATUSES FOR SENSE AMPLIFIER VOLTAGE CONTROL
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Inventor(s)
Sang-Kyun Park of Boise ID (US)
Hiroshi Akamatsu of Boise ID (US)
APPARATUSES FOR SENSE AMPLIFIER VOLTAGE CONTROL - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 17737999 titled 'APPARATUSES FOR SENSE AMPLIFIER VOLTAGE CONTROL
Simplified Explanation
The patent application describes apparatuses that include a level shifter circuit.
- The apparatus includes multiple array access control circuits and a level shifter circuit.
- The array access control circuits receive an access control signal and section enable signals.
- When a section enable signal is active, an array access control circuit provides a section access control signal in response to the access control signal.
- The level shifter circuit receives a control signal and provides an access control signal based on the first signal.
- The control signal has a first logic level represented by a first power supply voltage.
- The access control signal has a first logic level represented by a second power supply voltage, which is greater than the first power supply voltage.
Original Abstract Submitted
Apparatuses including a level shifter circuit are disclosed. An example apparatus according to the disclosure includes a plurality of array access control circuits and a level shifter circuit. The plurality of array access control circuits receive an access control signal and a respective plurality of section enable signals. An array access control circuit of the plurality of array access control circuits provides a section access control signal responsive to the access control signal when a respective section enable signal is in an active state. The level shifter circuit receives a control signal and provides an access control signal responsive to the first signal. A first logic level of the control signal is represented by a first power supply voltage and a first logic level of the access control signal is represented by a second power supply voltage greater than the first power supply voltage.