Abstract:
A volatile memory including volatile memory cells adapted to the performing of data write and read operations. The memory cells are arranged in rows and in columns and, further, are distributed in separate groups of memory cells for each row. The memory includes a first memory cell selection circuit configured to perform write operations and a second memory cell selection circuit, different from the first circuit, configured to perform read operations. The first circuit is capable of selecting, for each row, memory cells from one of the group of memory cells for a write operation. The second circuit is capable of selecting, for each row, memory cells from one of the groups of memory cells for a read operation.
Abstract:
A ternary content-addressable cell is configured to compare an input binary data item present on an input terminal with two reference binary data items, and to output a match signal on a match line. The cell includes: a first storage circuit (storing a potential representing the first reference binary data item) and a second storage cell (storing a potential representing the second reference binary data item). A comparison circuit is connected to the first and second storage circuits and to the input terminal SL. A comparison node presents a potential representing the comparison of the input binary data item with the first and second reference data items. The comparison node is connected to an output stage, and the output stage is connected to the match line. The signal on the match line is based on the potential of the comparison node.
Abstract:
A volatile memory including volatile memory cells adapted to the performing of data write and read operations. The memory cells are arranged in rows and in columns and, further, are distributed in separate groups of memory cells for each row. The memory includes a first memory cell selection circuit configured to perform write operations and a second memory cell selection circuit, different from the first circuit, configured to perform read operations. The first circuit is capable of selecting, for each row, memory cells from one of the group of memory cells for a write operation. The second circuit is capable of selecting, for each row, memory cells from one of the groups of memory cells for a read operation.