To realize a high-density memory by an economical method.
This dynamic random memory is provided with a plurality of independent arrays constituted of memory cells and having digit lines extending therethrough, and a plurality of peripheral devices for writing/reading data in the memory cells. The peripheral device is provided with a plurality of sense amplifiers for sensing signals on the digit lines. The sense amplifier is provided with a plurality of peripheral devices controlled by a control signal larger than a data signal written in the memory cell, a power source for generating a plurality of supply voltages, and a power distribution bus for supplying the plurality of supply voltages to the plurality of independent arrays and the peripheral devices.
BUNKER LAYNE G
DERNER SCOTT J
TAYLOR RONALD L
MULLIN JOHN S
BEFFA RAYMOND J
ROSS FRANK F
KINSMAN LARRY D
Takao Miyano
Koichi Kitazumi