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US Patent 9697882 Analog ferroelectric memory with improved temperature range

Patent 9697882 was granted and assigned to Radiant Technologies, Inc. on July, 2017 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.

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Current Assignee
Radiant Technologies, Inc.
Radiant Technologies, Inc.
Patent Jurisdiction
United States Patent and Trademark Office
United States Patent and Trademark Office
Patent Number
9697882
Patent Inventor Names
Joseph T. Evans, Jr.26
Calvin B. Ward26
Date of Patent
July 4, 2017
Patent Application Number
15252146
Date Filed
August 30, 2016
Patent Citations Received
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US Patent 11705905 Multi-function ferroelectric threshold gate with input based adaptive threshold
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US Patent 11711083 Majority gate based low power ferroelectric based adder with reset mechanism
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US Patent 11716083 Asynchronous circuit with threshold logic
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US Patent 11716084 Pull-up and pull-down networks controlled asynchronously by majority gate or minority gate logic
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US Patent 11716086 Asynchronous circuit with majority gate or minority gate logic and 1-input threshold gate
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US Patent 11716085 Pull-up and pull-down networks controlled asynchronously by threshold gate logic
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US Patent 11750197 AND-OR-invert logic based on a mix of majority OR minority logic gate with non-linear input capacitors and other logic gates
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US Patent 11757452 OR-and-invert logic based on a mix of majority or minority logic gate with non-linear input capacitors and other logic gates
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Patent Primary Examiner
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Ly D Pham
Patent abstract

A ferroelectric memory and a method for operating a ferroelectric memory are disclosed. The ferroelectric memory includes a ferroelectric memory cell having a ferroelectric capacitor characterized by a maximum remanent charge, Qmax. A write circuit receives a data value having more than two states for storage in the ferroelectric capacitor. The write circuit measures Qmax for the ferroelectric capacitor, determines a charge that is a fraction of the measured Qmax to be stored in the ferroelectric capacitor, the fraction being determined by the data value. The write circuit causes a charge equal to the fraction times Qmax to be stored in the ferroelectric capacitor. A read circuit determines a value stored in the ferroelectric capacitor by measuring a charge stored in the ferroelectric capacitor, measuring Qmax for the ferroelectric capacitor, and determining the data value from the measured charge and the measured Qmax.

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