SRAM based cell for programmable logic devices
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Sep 1, 1992
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Mar 30, 1990
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A programmable cell for use in programmable logic devices utilizes CMOS SRAM technology. True and complement cells are paired, and generate a signal which can be combined with other such signals to give a product term. SRAM bits store program information, and drive the generated signal as a function of values at its true and complementary inputs. The generated signal goes through a full CMOS voltage swing, so that no sense amplifiers are required for the product term.
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