Synchronous LSI memory device
AssigneeKabushiki Kaisha Toshiba
InventorYuji Watanabe
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AssigneeKabushiki Kaisha Toshiba
InventorYuji Watanabe
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A synchronous LSI memory device, comprises memory cell array sections (BK1, BK2) each having a plurality of memory cells; a timing generating section (CLOCK MASKED SECT) for generating a first basic signal (CPOR) synchronous with a clock signal (CLK) and masked according to the status of a control signal (CKE); a signal generating section (SERIAL SYS CONTROL) for generating a second signal (CP) in synchronism with the first basic signal (CPOR) and stopping generating the second signal after a predetermined number of accesses or in response to a stop signal (MRRST, MWSTP, LADA, BSTP); and a control section (SHIFT REGISTER) for controlling the cell array sections (BK1, BK2) on the basis of outputs of the timing signal generating section and the signal generating section. In the synchronous LSI memory device, it is possible to operate the memory device whose access speed is lower than the CPU on the basis of a single high speed clock signal suitable for the CPU, so that it is possible to simplify the clock control so as to correspond to the higher speed CPU without complicating the system configuration.
A synchronous LSI memory device supplied with a clock signal, a stop signal and a control signal, comprising:
A synchronous LSI memory device supplied with a clock signal, a stop signal and a control signal, comprising:
A synchronous LSI memory device supplied with a clock signal, a stop signal, and a control signal, comprising:
A synchronous LSI memory device supplied with a clock signal, a stop signal, and a control signal, comprising:
A synchronous LSI memory device supplied with a clock signal, a stop signal, and a control signal, comprising:
A synchronous LSI memory device supplied with a clock signal, a stop signal, and a control signal, comprising:
A synchronous memory device operable in response to a clock signal, bank select address signals, address signals, /CS (inverted Chip Select Signal), /RAS (inverted Row Address Strobe signal), /CAS (inverted Column Address Strobe signal) and /WE (inverted Write Enable signal), and outputting data to DQ (Data Input/Output) terminal, comprising:
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