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Meaning of "bit line"
In electronics and computer engineering, a 'bit line' refers to a signal path or wire that carries binary information in a digital circuit or memory device. It is typically used in the context of integrated circuits, such as random access memory (RAM) or dynamic RAM (DRAM), where bits of data are accessed and stored
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The bit line is not charged initially.
It is possible to detect a current on the bit line.
The bit line remains at zero volts.
A current flows in the bit line BLa.
Each bit line BLj comprises the following.
Bmk with one block per bit line.
The bit line precharging time constant is not changed.
There is therefore a current that flows in the bit line.
The bit line is also connected to a current or voltage sensor.
This enables the capacitance of each bit line to be minimized.
This bit line could remain charged instead of going into high impedance.
Reading consists of measuring the current on the bit line.
According to an embodiment the bit line crosses the rotational axis.
And a control electrode is connected to the second bit line.
The time taken to precharge the bit line is thereby penalized.
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The memory cells of a bit column are coupled to a common bit line.
The selected bit line is then connected with the reading system.
A cell is addressed by the selection of a bit line and a word line.
The bit line load change tends to zero the output of amplifier ADj.
This current is the one flowing in the selected bit line.
An equivalent method is used for the bit line corresponding to the addressed cell.
The current limiter may be in a programming latch connected to at least one bit line.
The result is a discharging of the bit line that had the lowest voltage.
The programming current limiter may be in a programming latch connected to the bit line.
According to an embodiment the bit line is offset with respect to the rotational axis.
The embodiment described assumes that the word line is parallel to the bit line.
This latch forms part of a register known as a bit line register or a column register.
Each reading bit line has the property of passing through the whole memory plane.
The gain of the amplifiers from bit line to bit line can vary.
This bit line is intended to convey the heating current into the tunnel junction concerned.
Each memory cell has its drain connected to a bit line of the memory array.
Global bit line is connected between the local bit line and the reading amplifier.
The VPP supply is then uncoupled from the bit line.
It is connected between the bit line BL and a differential reading amplifier.
The bit line BL is both the bit writing line and the bit reading line.
The inverted signal is referred to as bit line equalization signal BLEQ.
The bit line LB still carries a potential VB which is ZeIo.
Each column comprises a bit line BL.
The corresponding bit line receives the complemented data signal D.
The second encryption memory area B comprises an encryption bit line.
The bit line LB is selected by a bit line selection transistor TSLB.
A switch C i is interposed between the amplifier and the bit line.
Each bit line BL is connected to the output of a program latch PIT.
They say they are coming across Spanish Bit line this afternoon.
Read bit line connected to a second electrode of the read port ;.
The verify step is performed by a sense amplifier SA linked to the bit line BL.
A current passing in this bit line 5 produces a magnetic field.
The memory thus comprises a word line decoder ROWDEC and a bit line decoder COLDEC.
In other embodiments, two bit line precharge circuits may be used.
In the example, a group of cells corresponds to a bit line.
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