Memory device with reduced number of fuses

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

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365 96, 36523003, 36523005, G11C 700

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ABSTRACT:
A redundancy circuit for a multiport memory device with first and second memories includes a fuse programming circuit, shared between the first and second memories, for programming a first redundant address. A first address compare circuit compares a received address for the first memory with the first redundant address. The first address compare circuit generates a redundant address selection signal when the received address is the same as the first redundant address. A second address compare circuit compares a second received address for the second memory with the first redundant address. The second address compare circuit generates a redundant address selection signal when the received address is the same as the first redundant address.

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