Method of using parity and ECC bits to increase the yield of non

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

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A method of using non-data bits of the memory device as data bits is comprised of the steps of determining which bits in the memory device are nonfunctional and which bits are functional. If any of the data bits is nonfunctional, the second step of the method is to connect a non-data bit to a data bit line. The second step may be carried out while the memory device is being bonded to a lead frame or during the external routing of the output pads of the memory device on a printed circuit board. The method of the present invention may also be carried out by providing a plurality of fusible links between the memory cells of the memory device and the memory devices output pads. The fusible links may be opened in a manner so that each output pad is connected to a functional bit.

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