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What is a sense amplifier? - Practice - ObjectiveMcq

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Memory Devices Digital CircuitsMedium

What is a sense amplifier?

Correct Answer: B — It is an amplifier which converts the low voltage to a sufficient voltage

A sense amplifier for each column is necessary to convert from the low voltage and low energy to a sufficient level on the I/O data line.

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