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Years Active: 1987-2002

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58 patents (USPTO):Sort by Forward CitationsExplore Patents

1. 6434661 - Synchronous semiconductor memory including register for storing data input and output mode information (2002-08-13),

2. 6356484 - Semiconductor memory device (2002-03-12),

3. 6347063 - Semiconductor memory device including dynamic type memory and static type memory formed on the common chip and an operating method thereof (2002-02-12),

4. 6333873 - Semiconductor memory device with an internal voltage generating circuit (2001-12-25),

5. 6170036 - Semiconductor memory device and data transfer circuit for transferring data between a DRAM and a SRAM (2001-01-02),

6. 6151269 - Semiconductor memory device including dynamic type memory and static (2000-11-21),

7. 6026029 - Semiconductor memory device (2000-02-15),

8. 5848004 - Semiconductor memory device (1998-12-08),

9. 5787310 - Microcomputer (1998-07-28),

10. 5777942 - Semiconductor memory device including dynamic type memory and static (1998-07-07),

11. 5680363 - Semiconductor memory capable of transferring data at a high speed (1997-10-21),

12. 5652723 - Semiconductor memory device (1997-07-29),

13. 5650968 - Semiconductor memory device (1997-07-22),

14. 5629895 - Semiconductor memory device (1997-05-13),

15. 5623454 - Semiconductor memory device (1997-04-22),

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