Semiconductor memory device having a redundant row and a redunda

Static information storage and retrieval – Read/write circuit – Bad bit

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365201, G11C 700

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056527250

ABSTRACT:
A semiconductor memory device includes a memory cell array, a redundant row memory cell array, a redundant column memory cell array and a redundant column row memory cell array. A redundant row test activation signal, a redundant column test activation signal and a multi-bit test activation signal are activated in response to signals RAS, CAS and WE and address key signals. In a redundant row test mode, a redundant word line is selectively driven in response to a row address signal. In a row column test mode, a redundant column selection line is selectively driven in response to a column address signal. In addition, data shrinking circuit is provided in order to enable a multi-bit test of redundant rows and redundant columns.

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