Non-disturbing programming scheme for magnetic RAM
AssigneeTaiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, Ltd.
InventorDenny Tang
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AssigneeTaiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company, Ltd.
InventorDenny Tang
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In magnetic RAMs a particular memory cell is selected when it is at the intersection of a row and a column of half-selected cells. When data is written into the selected cell, the associated magnetic field can sometimes disturb a neighboring half-selected cell. This restricts the current range available for programming cells. The present invention solves this problem by using two bit lines. One end of the memory cell is connected to a first bit line, in a similar manner to the prior art. However, the programming line does not extend across the full width of the array, being instead connected to a second bit line immediately after it has passed directly across the memory cell. Orthogonal to the two bit lines is a word line whose role is to activate/deactivate transistors associated with the selected cell. Both 1T1R and 2T1R versions of the invention are described.
A method to store and read data in a memory device, comprising:
A method to store and read data, comprising:
A memory device, comprising:
A memory device, comprising:
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