Memory row/column replacement in an integrated circuit

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

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C714S710000, C714S711000, C714S042000, C714S723000

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ABSTRACT:
An automated process for designing a memory having row/column replacement is provided. In one embodiment, a potential solution array (50) is used in conjunction with the row/column locations of memory cell failures to determine values stored in the actual solution storage circuitry (92). A selected one of these vectors stored in the actual solution storage circuitry (92) is then used to determine rows and columns in memory array (20) to be replaced with redundant rows (22, 24) and redundant columns (26).

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Shoukourian et al., “An Approach for Evaluation of Redundancy Analysis Algorithms,” vol. 0-7695-1242-9/01, IEEE 2001, pp. 51-54.
Kawagoe et al., A Built-In Self Repair Analyzer (CRESTA) for Embedded DRAM, Proc. IEEE Int. Test Conference, ITC 2000, pp. 567-574.

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