Semiconductor memory circuit having shift redundancy circuits

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

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3652257, G11C 700

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060210753

ABSTRACT:
A semiconductor memory circuit comprises a plurality of shift redundancy circuits each of which is connected to two of write/read circuits and a redundancy write/read circuit. Also, a plurality of fuse elements are connected to each other in series. One of the fuse elements is connected between one of the shift redundancy circuits and a power supply potential and the others are each connected between two of the shift redundancy circuits. A program circuit is connected to one of the fuse elements disposed at an end portion opposite to the fuse element connected to the power supply potential, and selectively outputs a power supply potential or a ground potential. A plurality of cut fuse detecting circuits are provided which individually detect whether the fuse elements are cut or not, and control each of the write/read circuits and the redundancy write/read circuit in an activated or a inactivated state.

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