Synchronous semiconductor memory device of fast random cycle...

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

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C365S189080, C365S194000, C365S201000, C365S233100

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06973000

ABSTRACT:
An FCRAM includes first to third circuits. The first circuit generates a first signal based on a command detection signal. The second circuit is configured to receive the command detection signal, an operation mode specifying signal and a selection signal and generate a second signal which causes the start timing of the operation of a row-system circuit to be synchronized with the input timing of a second command. The third circuit is configured to select the first signal when a normal operation mode is specified by the operation mode specifying signal, select the second signal when a test mode is specified, and generate a third signal used to activate at least part of the memory cells in a memory cell array based on a selected one of the first and second signals and the selection signal.

REFERENCES:
patent: 6426915 (2002-07-01), Ohshima et al.
patent: 6563760 (2003-05-01), Song
patent: 6882586 (2005-04-01), Sato et al.

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