Semiconductor integrated circuit device

A semiconductor integrated circuit device constituted by a plurality of sets each of which having a pair of memory mats and each memory mat having a plurality of memory cells arranged in a matrix and a sense amplifier, I/O lines for transmitting signals provided by the sense amplifiers, selecting ci...

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Main Authors TSUNOZAKI; MANABU, MIYATAKE; SINICHI, NOZAKI; KOICHI, MORINO; MAKOTO, HOSHIDA; AKIHIKO, UDO; SHINJI, YOSHIOKA; HIROSHI, KOYAMA; YOSHIHISA, AOYAGI; HIDETOMO, ISHII; KYOKO
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LanguageEnglish
Published 08.08.1995
Edition6
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Summary:A semiconductor integrated circuit device constituted by a plurality of sets each of which having a pair of memory mats and each memory mat having a plurality of memory cells arranged in a matrix and a sense amplifier, I/O lines for transmitting signals provided by the sense amplifiers, selecting circuitry for selecting either a condition for sending out the signals provided by the sense amplifiers on the I/O lines or a condition for not sending out the same on the I/O lines, and Y-selection lines for transmitting the selection signals. A decoder connected with selection is disposed substantially at the middle of the Y-selection lines. X- and Y-address buffers are disposed close to each other nearer to the center of the chip than X- and Y-redundant circuits. A reference voltage generating circuit is disposed nearer to the edge of the chip than an output buffer circuit. A relief selecting circuit of each memory mat is formed adjacent to a redundant line selecting circuits included in the same memory mat. At least some of wiring lines connected to each sense amplifier are formed in a wiring layer in which Y-selection lines are formed. The Y-selection lines are extended in gaps between the sense amplifiers.
Bibliography:Application Number: US19930109071