Semiconductor memory device externally confirmable of a currentl

Static information storage and retrieval – Read/write circuit – Testing

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ABSTRACT:
A burn-in mode setting circuit in a semiconductor memory device renders a burn-in mode detection signal .phi..sub.BB active upon detection of a burn-in mode being set according to a first combination of external control signals. A voltage-down circuit responds to the burn-in mode detection signal .phi..sub.BB to suppress a voltage-down operation. A burn-in mode state output control circuit renders an operation mode confirmation signal .phi..sub.WCBR active upon detection of an external request of confirmation of an operation mode according to a second combination of external control signals during a burn-in mode. An output buffer circuit responds to a signal .phi..sub.WCBR to provide a signal according to the burn-in mode detection signal .phi..sub.BB to an input/output terminal.

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