A CCD array memory device achieving high speed accessing by writing and reading data through a cache memory

Invention: A CCD array memory device achieving high speed accessing by writing and reading data through a cache memory

Year	Description
1993	Invention patented by Makoto Yamamoto on May 5th, 1993. Abstract: A memory device for storing analog or multilevel data which is easy to produce and of a small scale. The memory device according to the present invention circulates data between a plurality of linear CCD arrays which store data as electrical charges, allows high speed memory access by reading and writing data through cache memory which stores row addresses corresponding to CCD arrays, and includes an address register for registering the address of cache memory data.
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