Semiconductor memory device which can be programmed to indicate

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

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365201, 365203, G11C 1300

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ABSTRACT:
A cache memory device includes a plurality of memory cell arrays each including a plurality of memory cell rows, a plurality of first fuse elements each provided corresponding to each memory cell row and disconnected when the corresponding memory cell row is defective, and a plurality of second fuse elements each provided corresponding to each memory cell array and disconnected when the corresponding memory cell array is defective. As a result, the cache memory device can indicate that, when a bit line of a certain memory cell array is defective, the memory cell array is defective by disconnecting a second fuse element corresponding to the memory cell array.

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