Redundancy selection apparatus and method for an array

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

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36523006, 3652257, G11C 700

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053273818

ABSTRACT:
A fused decoder for selecting one or more elements of an array, such as a row of memory, is provided. The corresponding row of memory can be permanently deselected by blowing the fuse of the decoder. Array components such as a redundant row of memory, can be substituted for the deselected component. The decoder includes a gate formed exclusively from NMOS transistors so that the decoder can provide a select signal in response to an address without an PMOS transistor responding to the address- By eliminating PMOS transistors from the gate portion of the decoder, the load presented to the address lines is reduced.

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