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Class 365 | STATIC INFORMATION STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL |
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1 | MAGNETIC BUBBLES |
2 | Disposition of elements |
4 | Decoder |
5 | Logic |
6 | Rotating field circuits |
7 | Detectors |
11 | Generators |
13 | Plural interacting paths |
19 | Conductor propagation |
22 | One's and zero's |
23 | Plural direction propagation |
25 | Velocity |
27 | Bias |
29 | Strip domain |
30 | In-plane field (nonrotating) |
31 | Different size bubbles |
32 | Multiple magnetic layer |
33 | Magnetic storage material |
35 | Guide structure |
185.01 | FLOATING GATE |
185.02 | Disturbance control |
185.03 | Multiple values (e.g., analog) |
185.04 | Data security |
185.05 | Particular connection |
185.06 | Segregated columns |
185.07 | Cross-coupled cell |
185.08 | With volatile signal storage device |
185.09 | Error correction (e.g., redundancy, endurance) |
185.1 | Extended floating gate |
185.11 | Bank or block architecture |
185.14 | Program gate |
185.16 | Virtual ground |
185.17 | Logic connection (e.g., NAND string) |
185.18 | Particular biasing |
185.19 | Multiple pulses (e.g., ramp) |
185.2 | Reference signal (e.g., dummy cell) |
185.23 | Drive circuitry (e.g., word line driver) |
185.24 | Threshold setting (e.g., conditioning) |
185.25 | Line charging (e.g., precharge, discharge, refresh) |
185.26 | Floating electrode (e.g., source, control gate, drain) |
185.27 | Substrate bias |
185.28 | Tunnel programming |
185.29 | Erase |
45 | ANALOG STORAGE SYSTEMS |
49.1 | ASSOCIATIVE MEMORIES (CONTENT ADDRESSABLE MEMORY-CAM) |
49.11 | Flip-Flop |
49.12 | Capacitor cell |
49.13 | Ferroelectric cell |
50 | Magnetic cell |
49.15 | Auxiliary lines |
49.16 | Segmented/partitioned of cells |
49.17 | Compare/Search/Match circuit |
49.18 | Priority encoders |
51 | FORMAT OR DISPOSITION OF ELEMENTS |
52 | HARDWARE FOR STORAGE ELEMENTS |
63 | INTERCONNECTION ARRANGEMENTS |
73 | RECIRCULATION STORES |
78 | PLURAL SHIFT REGISTER MEMORY DEVICES |
80 | MAGNETIC SHIFT REGISTERS |
81 | Bidirectional |
82 | Two cells per bit |
83 | SiPo/PiSo |
84 | Core in transfer loop |
85 | Continuous |
87 | Thin film |
89 | Logic |
90 | Multiaperture cell |
93 | Including delay means |
94 | READ ONLY SYSTEMS (I.E., SEMIPERMANENT) |
95 | With override (i.e., latent images) |
96 | Fusible |
97 | Magnetic |
100 | Resistive |
101 | Inductive |
102 | Capacitative |
103 | Semiconductive |
106 | RADIANT ENERGY |
107 | Chemical fluids |
108 | Liquid crystal |
109 | Photoconductive and ferroelectric |
110 | Electroluminescent and photoconductive |
111 | Electroluminescent |
112 | Photoconductive |
113 | Amorphous |
114 | Semiconductive |
116 | Plasma |
117 | Ferroelectric |
118 | Electron beam |
119 | Color centers |
120 | INFORMATION MASKING |
121 | Polarization |
123 | Bragg cells |
124 | Diffraction |
126 | Thermoplastic |
127 | Transparency |
128 | Electron beams |
129 | SYSTEMS USING PARTICULAR ELEMENT |
130 | Three-dimensional magnetic array |
131 | Two magnetic cells per bit |
132 | Different size cores |
133 | Cells of diverse coercivity |
134 | Continuous cells |
140 | Multiaperture cell |
145 | Ferroelectric |
146 | Electrets |
147 | Persistent internal polarization (PIP) |
148 | Resistive |
149 | Capacitors |
151 | Molecular or atomic |
153 | Electrochemical |
154 | Flip-flop (electrical) |
157 | Magnetostrictive or piezoelectric |
158 | Magnetoresistive |
159 | Negative resistance |
160 | Superconductive |
163 | Amorphous (electrical) |
164 | Electrical contacts |
167 | Simulating biological cells |
168 | Ternary |
169 | Gunn effect |
170 | Hall effect |
171 | Magnetic thin film |
174 | Semiconductive |
189.011 | READ/WRITE CIRCUIT |
189.02 | Multiplexing |
189.03 | Plural use of terminal |
189.04 | Simultaneous operations (e.g., read/write) |
189.14 | Common read and write circuit |
189.15 | Particular read circuit |
189.16 | Particular write circuit |
189.17 | Data transfer circuit |
189.18 | Bidirectional bus |
189.19 | Separate read and write bus |
189.2 | Using different memory types |
189.05 | Having particular data buffer or latch |
189.06 | Including signal clamping |
189.07 | Including signal comparison |
189.08 | Including specified plural element logic arrangement |
189.09 | Including reference or bias voltage generator |
189.11 | Including level shift or pull-up circuit |
189.12 | With shift register |
190 | For complementary information |
191 | Signals |
192 | Radio frequency |
193 | Strobe |
194 | Delay |
195 | Inhibit |
197 | Microwave |
198 | Transmission |
199 | Coincident A.C. signal with pulse |
200 | Bad bit |
201 | Testing |
202 | Complementing/balancing |
203 | Precharge |
204 | Accelerating charge or discharge |
205 | Flip-flop used for sensing |
206 | Noise suppression |
207 | Differential sensing |
208 | Semiconductors |
209 | Magnetic |
210.1 | Reference or dummy element |
210.11 | Compensate signal |
210.12 | Voltage setting |
210.13 | Common bit line |
210.14 | Plural elements per reference cell |
210.15 | Structural component of a reference cell |
211 | Temperature compensation |
214 | Particular wiring |
215 | Optical |
217 | Electron beam |
218 | Erase |
219 | SiPo/PiSo |
220 | Parallel read/write |
221 | Serial read/write |
222 | Data refresh |
223 | Bridge |
224 | Eddy current |
225 | Minor loop |
225.5 | Including magnetic element |
225.6 | Having bipolar circuit element |
225.7 | Having fuse element |
226 | POWERING |
230.01 | ADDRESSING |
230.02 | Multiplexing |
230.03 | Plural blocks or banks |
230.05 | Multiple port access |
230.06 | Particular decoder or driver circuit |
230.08 | Including particular address buffer or latch circuit arrangement |
230.09 | Combined random and sequential addressing |
231 | Using selective matrix |
233.1 | Sync/clocking |
233.11 | Plural clock signals |
233.12 | External clock signal modification |
233.13 | DDR (double data rate) memory |
233.14 | Initiating signal |
233.15 | Standby signal |
233.16 | Write mode signal only |
233.17 | Read mode signal only |
233.18 | Burst mode signal |
233.19 | Common read and write mode signal |
233.5 | Transition detection |
234 | Optical |
236 | Counting |
237 | Electron beam |
238 | Cartesian memories |
238.5 | Byte or page addressing |
239 | Sequential |
242 | Current steering |
243.5 | Including magnetic element |
244 | MISCELLANEOUS |
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FOR000 | CLASS-RELATED FOREIGN DOCUMENTS |
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FOR100 | ASSOCIATIVE MEMORIES (365/49) |
FOR101 | READ/WRITE CIRCUIT (365/189.01) |
ADDRESSING (365/230.01) |
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