Method and apparatus of column redundancy for non-volatile analo

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3652257, G11C 700

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060026200

ABSTRACT:
This invention provides column redundancy circuits in a storage array, which circuits are used in a non-volatile memory chip to increase the production yield due to manufacturing defects. The invention includes a scheme to latch and transfer the redundancy information, a redundancy logic circuit, a redundancy column driver, an array architecture with column redundancy, a scheme to program and read the column redundancy memory cells, a scheme to multiplex the fuses, and circuits to use an out-of-bound address as a column redundancy enable/disable signal.

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