Two Transistor Ternary Random Access Memory
OwnerSimon Peter Tsaoussisinventor
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Abstract
A two transistor ternary random access memory (TTTRAM) circuit includes an voltage/current input, an input/output switch, a first transistor, a first pull up resistor, a second transistor, and a second pull up resistor. The first transistor has a first emitter, a first collector connected to the input/output switch, and a first base. The first pull up resistor is connected to the first emitter and the voltage/current input. The second transistor has a second emitter connected to ground, a second collector, and a second base connected to the input/output switch. The second pull up resistor is connected to the first base, the second collector, and the voltage/current input.
Claims11
A two transistor ternary random access memory (TTTRAM) circuit, comprising:
- an voltage/current input;
- an input/output switch;
- a first transistor having:
- a first emitter;
- a first collector connected to the input/output switch;
- and
- a first base;
- a first pull up resistor connected to the first emitter and to the voltage/current input;
- a second transistor having:
- a second emitter connected to ground;
- a second collector;
- and
- a second base connected to the input/output switch;
- and
- a second pull up resistor connected to the first base, the second collector, and the voltage/current input.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.