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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Oct. 21, 2014
Filed:
May. 18, 2010
Shuji Nishi, Osaka, JP;
Yuhichiroh Murakami, Osaka, JP;
Shige Furuta, Osaka, JP;
Yasushi Sasaki, Osaka, JP;
Seijirou Gyouten, Osaka, JP;
Shuji Nishi, Osaka, JP;
Yuhichiroh Murakami, Osaka, JP;
Shige Furuta, Osaka, JP;
Yasushi Sasaki, Osaka, JP;
Seijirou Gyouten, Osaka, JP;
Sharp Kabushiki Kaisha, Osaka, JP;
Abstract
A transistor (N) has a gate terminal connected to a word line (Xi()) and a first conduction terminal connected to a bit line (Yj). A transistor (N) has a gate terminal connected to the word line (Xi()) and a first conduction terminal connected to a node (PIX). A transistor (N) has a gate terminal connected to a node (MRY) and a first conduction terminal connected to the word line (Xi()). A transistor (N) has a gate terminal connected to the word line (Xi()), a first conduction terminal connected to a second conduction terminal of the transistor (N), and a second conduction terminal connected to the node (PIX). Capacitors (Ca), (Cb), (Cap) are formed between the node (PIX) and a reference electric potential wire (RL), between the node (MRY) and the reference electric potential wire (RL), and between the first conduction terminal of the transistor (N) and the node (MRY), respectively.