A tunable CMOS-DRAM voltage limiter with stabilized feedback amplifier
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K. Kajigaya | M. Aoki | K. Ohshima | K. Itoh | T. Matsumoto | M. Horiguchi | J. Etoh | H. Kotani | H. Tanaka | S. Ikenaga
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