Memory integrated circuit with redundancy and improved addressin

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

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36523001, 365201, G11C 1300

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ABSTRACT:
Integrated circuit memories provided with redundancy means enable the lines or columns of defective cells to be repaired. In order to avoid incompatibility between the addressing modifications due to a "grouped test" and those due to placing a redundant column or line into service, means are provided for the addressing, in grouped test mode, not only of several selected columns or lines of the memory but also of a redundant column or line that may have been put into service to replace a defective one of the selected columns or lines.

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