Integrated circuit memory devices and testing methods including

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

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36518902, 36518907, G11C 700

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060381825

ABSTRACT:
Integrated circuit memory devices and testing methods include a plurality of control signals, a respective one of which corresponds to a respective one of a plurality of input/output channels, and activates a selected one of the plurality of input/output channels in response to activation of a selected one of the plurality of control signal inputs during a test mode. All of the plurality of input/output channels may be activated in response to activation of all of the plurality of control signals inputs during a normal mode. Accordingly, a selected one of the data input/output channels may be activated for reduced data path width testing. By sequentially activating a selected one of the data input/output channels, all the circuits of the memory device related to the data input/output channels may be tested.

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