Method for quickly identifying floating cells by a bit-line coup

Error detection/correction and fault detection/recovery – Pulse or data error handling – Memory testing

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764721, 36518911, 365201, 365203, 36523006, G11C 2900, G11C 700

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061158348

ABSTRACT:
A method for quickly identifying floating cells by a bit-line coupling pattern (BLCP), an electronic analysis method, identifies floating cells by inputting different background data and inducing net charges from adjacent bit-lines to the bit-lines corresponding to floating cells by coupling parasitic capacitors, wherein the floating results from open bit-line contacts and/or open DRAM cell contacts. Moreover, a method for identifying floating cells according to the invention has the advantages of high efficiency and low cost.

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