18347852. SRAM INCLUDING REFERENCE VOLTAGE GENERATOR AND READ METHOD THEREOF simplified abstract (Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.)

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SRAM INCLUDING REFERENCE VOLTAGE GENERATOR AND READ METHOD THEREOF

Organization Name

Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.

Inventor(s)

KYUWON Choi of SUWON-SI (KR)

CHANHO Lee of SUWON-SI (KR)

HYEONGCHEOL Kim of SUWON-SI (KR)

SRAM INCLUDING REFERENCE VOLTAGE GENERATOR AND READ METHOD THEREOF - A simplified explanation of the abstract

This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18347852 titled 'SRAM INCLUDING REFERENCE VOLTAGE GENERATOR AND READ METHOD THEREOF

Simplified Explanation

- A static random access memory (SRAM) includes a memory cell, a reference voltage generator, a precharge circuit, and a sense amplifier. - The memory cell stores data, the reference voltage generator generates a reference voltage, the precharge circuit precharges the bit line and reference bit line, and the sense amplifier compares voltages to determine the stored data value. - The reference voltage generator includes first-type transistors.

    • Potential Applications:**

- Computer memory systems - Embedded systems - Cache memory in processors

    • Problems Solved:**

- Efficient data storage and retrieval - Faster access times compared to dynamic random access memory (DRAM) - Reduced power consumption

    • Benefits:**

- Faster data access speeds - Lower power consumption - Reliable data storage and retrieval


Original Abstract Submitted

A static random access memory includes a memory cell that stores data, a reference voltage generator that generates a reference voltage, a precharge circuit that is connected with the memory cell through a bit line, is connected with the reference voltage generator through a reference bit line, and pre-charges the bit line and the reference bit line, and a sense amplifier that is connected with the bit line and the reference bit line, compares a voltage of the bit line and a voltage of the reference bit line to generate a comparison result, and determines a value of the data stored in the memory cell based on the comparison result. The reference voltage generator includes first-type transistors.