Device to check the end of a test

Static information storage and retrieval – Read/write circuit – Testing

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365195, G11C 700, G11C 2900

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060551984

ABSTRACT:
An integrated circuit comprises a memory zone, a test mode and at least one binary type of lock, said lock when it is in a first state permitting the operation of the integrated circuit in the test mode and when it is in a second state prohibiting the operation of the integrated circuit in test mode, wherein the integrated circuit comprises a dysfunction circuit that works when the lock is in the first state, said dysfunction circuit preventing the memory from working normally. The use of a dysfunction circuit makes it possible to reveal components whose test locks have not been activated as being defective.

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