Non-integral bit system
A non-integer, positive integer technology, applied in the field of data storage and transmission systems, can solve problems such as large research and development costs, delays in market entry time, etc.
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[0036] Figure 2A Represents an N-ary non-integer bit parallel input system. In a parallel input system, multiple units are accessed simultaneously. Typical parallel-input systems include semiconductor memories such as Flash memory, EPROM, EEPROM, MRAM, FeRAM, DRAM, SRAM, variable resistance memories such as phase-change memories and Ovonyx unified memories (OUM), mask-programmable memories, diode memories, inverse Fuse memory, etc. Semiconductor memories are generally based on memory arrays, thereby being able to provide parallel access. Figure 2A The N-ary non-integer bit parallel input system contains a word 10 and an N-ary-binary decoder 100. The word 10 contains m n-ary units 10a, 10b...10m, and each unit has N states (the expression N×m represents m n-ary units or signals). Physical characteristics that can be used to represent a state include: threshold voltage, charge, current, voltage, resistance, optical transmittance or reflectance, thermal conductivity, electr...
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