Excavating
Patent
1988-01-15
1989-09-19
Fleming, Michael R.
Excavating
365201, G06F 1110
Patent
active
048688231
ABSTRACT:
A semiconductor read/write memory device has a normal mode of operation and a test mode. The test mode allows concurrent writing to a number of cells in the cell array so that test patterns may be rapidly loaded. The cell array is split into subarrays and the column addressing circuitry is arranged to provide a maximum of spacing between the cells that are concurrently written. In this manner, pattern sensitivity tests may be run at higher speed because a number of bits at widely spaced positions in the array can be tested simultaneously.
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Neal Joseph H.
Tran Bao G.
White, Jr. Lionel S.
Demond Thomas W.
Fleming Michael R.
Kling John D.
Sharp Melvin
Texas Instruments Incorporated
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