Array data bit inversion
A digital line, charge transfer technology, used in digital memory information, information storage, static memory and other directions
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[0023] A memory cell, such as a ferroelectric memory cell, can be written with charge associated with one logic state (the intended logic state), and then the cell can be rewritten with charge associated with a different inverted logic state. This logic state inversion (or bit inversion) can be attributed to storing the same logic state for an extended period of time against the effect on the cell; and despite storing the inverted logic state, the cell can still be read to have the expected logic state. In other words, the charge stored in the cell can be changed in order to mitigate shifting the ferroelectric domain, with the understanding that the logic state stored in the cell can remain unchanged.
[0024] For example, a cell that has stored a charge associated with an intended logic state (eg, a logic 1) for a period of time may be rewritten to store a different charge associated with an inverted logic state (eg, a logic 0). And a subsequent read operation performed on th...
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