JPH04192198A - Redundant circuit - Google Patents

Redundant circuit

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JPH04192198A
JPH04192198A JP2326886A JP32688690A JPH04192198A JP H04192198 A JPH04192198 A JP H04192198A JP 2326886 A JP2326886 A JP 2326886A JP 32688690 A JP32688690 A JP 32688690A JP H04192198 A JPH04192198 A JP H04192198A
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redundant line
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Tatsunori Koshiyou
古庄 辰記
Yasuhiro Korogi
興梠 泰宏
Masayuki Yamashita
山下 正之
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Mitsubishi Electric Corp
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To allow the relieving of perfectly nondefective articles by providing a redundant line disable circuit provided with a polysilicon fuse and returning the spare line and row lines which are once substd. to an initial state. CONSTITUTION:The re signal and rao signal of the outputs of a redundant line selection circuit 8b and an address selection circuit 14a turn to an H and the circuit of a NAND circuit 15 turns to an L and a redundant line 18 is selected when the polysilicon fuse 4 of the circuit 8b is cut by irradiation with a laser beam and the polysilicon fuse 10 of the circuit 14a, etc., corresponding to a defective address is cut. The rd signal of the circuit of the redundant line disable circuit 24 turns to an H and the re signal is inverted to an L via a NOR circuit 25 and the output of the circuit 15 turns to an H when the polysilicon fuse 20 of the circuit 24 is fused in this state. The line 18 is made into a non-selection state in this way and attains the initial state before the relieving. Then, the perfectly non-defective articles are relieved even in the case of substitution with the redundant line by a fuse selection error.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 〔産業上の利用分野〕 この発明は、半導体記憶装置で欠陥なとにより不良メモ
リセルを含むチップを、あらかしめ備えた予備のメモリ
セルて救済することにより不良率を低減させる冗長回路
に関するものである。
[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Application Field] This invention reduces the defective rate by saving a chip containing a defective memory cell due to a defect in a semiconductor memory device by using a spare memory cell prepared in advance. This invention relates to redundant circuits that reduce redundancy.

〔従来の技術〕[Conventional technology]

第2図は、従来のレーサートリミング(以下LTと称す
)を用いてポリシリコンヒユーズを溶断することにより
不良メモリセルを予備のメモリセルて救済する冗長回路
図であり、図において、(1)は電源Vcc 、(2)
ハGND 、(3)、 (9)ハ容量、+4)、 QO
)はポリシリコンヒユーズ、(5)、 (6)、 (7
)、 QL)、 CI2.17)ハインバータ回路、(
8a)は冗長ライン選択回路、03はex−OR回路、
(14a)、 (14b)はアドレス選択回路、a9は
冗長ラインのデコーダであるNAND回路、0■は正規
デコーダをディスエーブルにする信号、αaは冗長ライ
ンである。
FIG. 2 is a redundant circuit diagram in which a defective memory cell is saved as a spare memory cell by blowing out a polysilicon fuse using conventional laser trimming (hereinafter referred to as LT). Power supply Vcc, (2)
C GND, (3), (9) C Capacity, +4), QO
) are polysilicon fuses, (5), (6), (7
), QL), CI2.17) High inverter circuit, (
8a) is a redundant line selection circuit, 03 is an ex-OR circuit,
(14a) and (14b) are address selection circuits, a9 is a NAND circuit which is a redundant line decoder, 0■ is a signal for disabling the normal decoder, and αa is a redundant line.

次に動作について説明する。冗長回路を使用しない通常
動作時には、ポリノリコンヒユーズ(4)はGND (
2)と接地しているので、インバータ回路(5)に“L
”レベルが入力され、インバータ回路(5)の出力は“
H”レベルとなり、次段のインバータ回路(7)に入力
される。またインバータ回路(6)によって“H”レベ
ルの信号かラッチされる。インバータ回路(7)の出力
「e信号は“L”レベルとなりNAND回路四回路力O
F5は常時“Hルヘルを出力し、冗長ライン0砂はイン
バータ回路αηによって反転され常時“L”レベルとな
り冗長ラインは非選択状態である。
Next, the operation will be explained. During normal operation without using redundant circuits, the polygon fuse (4) is connected to GND (
2) is grounded, so there is a “L” in the inverter circuit (5).
” level is input, the output of the inverter circuit (5) is “
It becomes "H" level and is input to the next stage inverter circuit (7).The "H" level signal is also latched by the inverter circuit (6).The output "e signal" of the inverter circuit (7) is "L" level and the NAND circuit four circuit power O
F5 always outputs "H", and the redundant line 0 is inverted by the inverter circuit αη and always becomes "L" level, so that the redundant line is in a non-selected state.

一方、冗長ライン使用時には、冗長ライン選択回路(8
a)中のポリシリコンヒユーズ(4)をLTによりカッ
トする。また同時に不良アドレスに対応するアドレス選
択回路(+4a)、 (14b)中のポリシリコンヒユ
ーズ顧もLTにより必要に応しカントする。そうすると
、冗長ライン選択回路(8a)中のポリシリコンヒユー
ズ(4)はカットされているのてVcc (1)に接続
された容量(3)によってH”レベルの信号かインバー
タ回路(5)に入力される。そうするとre倍信号“H
”レベルとなり、冗長ラインの選択かイネーブル状態と
なる。この時、アドレス選択信号面8 (」4a’)、
 (14b)中のポリシリコンヒユーズ(IQ)の情報
と外部から入力されるアドレス信号a0〜a1の情報が
同一になるとra、信号〜rat信号はすべて“H”レ
ベルを出力しNAND回路0′5の出力Oeは“L”レ
ベルとなり、正規デコーダをディスエーブル状態にし、
冗長ラインagの信号は“H”しへルとなり冗長ライン
が選択される。
On the other hand, when using the redundant line, the redundant line selection circuit (8
a) Cut the polysilicon fuse (4) inside using LT. At the same time, the polysilicon fuses in the address selection circuits (+4a) and (14b) corresponding to the defective address are also canted by the LT as necessary. Then, since the polysilicon fuse (4) in the redundant line selection circuit (8a) is cut, an H" level signal is input to the inverter circuit (5) by the capacitor (3) connected to Vcc (1). Then, the re double signal “H”
" level, and the redundant line is selected or enabled. At this time, the address selection signal plane 8 ("4a'),
When the information of the polysilicon fuse (IQ) in (14b) and the information of the address signals a0 to a1 input from the outside become the same, the ra, signal to rat signal all output "H" level, and the NAND circuit 0'5 The output Oe becomes “L” level, disabling the regular decoder,
The signal on the redundant line ag becomes "H" and the redundant line is selected.

第3図に製造フローを示す。LTはウェハプロセスのア
ルミニ程完了後、ウェハテスト1を行い、救済の不可、
救済チップの不良アドレスを各ウェハの1チツプ毎の情
報として記憶しておく。次に記憶していた情報をもとに
LTを実施し、必要に応したポリシリコンヒユーズのカ
ットを行う。
Figure 3 shows the manufacturing flow. LT performs wafer test 1 after completing the aluminum process of the wafer process, and determines whether or not it can be repaired.
The defective address of the repaired chip is stored as information for each chip on each wafer. Next, LT is performed based on the stored information, and polysilicon fuses are cut as necessary.

〔発明か解決しようとする課題〕[Invention or problem to be solved]

従来の冗長回路は以上のように構成されているので、L
Tによる冗長ラインの選択を行っていたのて、−度ヒユ
ーズをカットすると元の状態にもどすことはできない。
Since the conventional redundant circuit is configured as described above, L
If a redundant line is selected by T and the fuse is cut, the original state cannot be restored.

ウェハテストlとLTの装置がオンラインで動作してい
ない場合には、ウェハテストlとLTの作業は完全に独
立した作業となり、ウェハ順番の入れ違いや、記憶情報
とチップにズレが生した場合等にはヒユーズの選択ミス
が生しる。ヒユーズ選択ミスが起きると不良を救済する
ことはできず、さらには、冗長回路を必要としない完全
良品に冗長ラインを使用してしまい、この時冗長ライン
に不良か存在していたら完全良品か不良になってしまう
という問題があった。
If the wafer test l and LT devices are not operating online, the wafer test l and LT operations become completely independent operations, and if the wafer order is mixed up or there is a discrepancy between the stored information and the chip, etc. This is caused by a mistake in fuse selection. If a fuse selection mistake occurs, the defect cannot be repaired, and furthermore, a redundant line may be used for a perfectly good product that does not require a redundant circuit, and if there is a defect in the redundant line at this time, the product is either completely good or defective. The problem was that it became

この発明は上記のような問題点を解消するためになされ
たもので、ヒユーズ選択ミス時には冗長ラインに置き換
えたラインを初期状態に戻し、完全良品を救済できる冗
長回路を得ることを目的とする。
This invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a redundant circuit that can restore a line replaced by a redundant line to its initial state in the event of a fuse selection error and rescue a completely non-defective product.

〔課題を解決するだめの手段〕[Failure to solve the problem]

この発明に係る冗長回路は、一度置き換えた予備の行線
、列線を初期状態に戻すポリシリコンヒユーズを設けた
ものである。
The redundant circuit according to the present invention is provided with a polysilicon fuse for returning spare row lines and column lines that have been replaced to their initial states.

〔作用〕[Effect]

この発明における冗長回路は、冗長ラインのディスエー
ブル回路中のポリシリコンヒユーズをカットすることに
より、ヒユーズ選択ミス時の状態を初期状態に戻し、完
全良品か救済される。
By cutting the polysilicon fuse in the redundant line disable circuit, the redundant circuit according to the present invention returns the state at the time of a fuse selection error to the initial state, and is repaired as a completely non-defective product.

〔実施例〕〔Example〕

以下、この発明の一実施例を図について説明する。第1
図において、(1)〜α匂は従来例と同一であり説明を
省略する。α9は容量、四はポリシリコンヒユーズ、(
21)、 (22)、 (23)はインバータ回路、(
24)は冗長ラインディスエーブル回路、(25)はN
OR回路である。
An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. 1st
In the figure, (1) to α odor are the same as in the conventional example, and their explanation will be omitted. α9 is the capacitance, 4 is the polysilicon fuse, (
21), (22), and (23) are inverter circuits, (
24) is a redundant line disable circuit, (25) is N
It is an OR circuit.

次に動作について説明する。冗長回路を使用しない通常
動作時には、ポリシリコンヒユーズ(4)はGND (
2)と接地しているので、インバータ回路(5)の出力
は“H“レベルとなり、“H“レベルか入力されるNO
R回路(25)の出力re倍信号、常時“L“レベルと
なり、NAND回路09の出力αGは常時“H”レベル
、冗長ラインa&は常時非選択状態となる。
Next, the operation will be explained. During normal operation without using redundant circuits, the polysilicon fuse (4) is connected to GND (
2), the output of the inverter circuit (5) becomes "H" level, and the input NO.
The output re multiplied signal of the R circuit (25) is always at the "L" level, the output αG of the NAND circuit 09 is always at the "H" level, and the redundant line a& is always in the non-selected state.

一方、冗長ライン使用時には、冗長ライン選択回路(8
b)中のポリシリコンヒユーズ(4)をLTによりカッ
トする。また同時に不良アドレスに対応するアドレス選
択回路(14a)、 (14b)中のポリシリコンヒユ
ーズclO1もLTにより必要に応じカットする。
On the other hand, when using the redundant line, the redundant line selection circuit (8
b) Cut the polysilicon fuse (4) inside using LT. At the same time, the polysilicon fuse CLO1 in the address selection circuits (14a) and (14b) corresponding to the defective address is also cut by the LT as necessary.

LTによる救済が問題なく行われた時には、冗長ライン
ディスエーブル回路(24)中のポリシリコンヒユーズ
四はつながったままて、この時rd信号は“Lルベルを
出力し、NOR回路(25)に入力される。また、冗長
ライン選択回路(8b)中のポリシリコンヒユーズ(4
)はLTによりカットされているので、Vcc (1)
に接続された容量(3)によって“H”レベルの信号が
インバータ回路(5)に入力され、結果、“L”レベル
の信号がNOR回路(25)に入力される。
When the relief by LT is carried out without any problems, polysilicon fuse 4 in the redundant line disable circuit (24) remains connected, and at this time the rd signal outputs "L level" and is input to the NOR circuit (25). In addition, the polysilicon fuse (4) in the redundant line selection circuit (8b)
) is cut by LT, so Vcc (1)
An "H" level signal is input to the inverter circuit (5) by the capacitor (3) connected to the capacitor (3), and as a result, an "L" level signal is input to the NOR circuit (25).

NOR回路(25)の2人力はともに“L”レベルとな
るのでre倍信号“H”レベルとなり、冗長ラインの選
択がイネーブル状態となる。この時、アドレス選択信号
回路(14a)、 (14b)中のポリシリコンヒユー
ズ顛の情報と外部から入力されるアドレス信号a0〜a
、の情報か同一になるとra0信号〜ra。
Since the two outputs of the NOR circuit (25) both go to the "L" level, the re multiplication signal goes to the "H" level, and the selection of the redundant line becomes enabled. At this time, the information on the polysilicon fuses in the address selection signal circuits (14a) and (14b) and the address signals a0 to a input from the outside are
When the information of , becomes the same, ra0 signal ~ra.

信号はすべて“H“レベルを出力し、NAND回路α5
の出力αGは“L”レベルとなり、正規デコーダをディ
スエーブル状態にし、冗長ライン0εか選択される。
All signals output “H” level, and NAND circuit α5
The output αG of is set to "L" level, disables the regular decoder, and selects the redundant line 0ε.

ところてヒユーズ選択ミス時には、冗長ラインディスエ
ーブル回路(24)中のポリシリコンヒユーズ(イ)を
LTによりカットする。そうするとVcc (1)と接
続された容量叫によって“H”レベルの信号がインバー
タ回路(21)に入力される。さらにインバータ回路(
23)を経たrd倍信号この時“H“レベルとなる。そ
うするとNOR回路(25)の出力であるre倍信号“
L” レベルとなり、NA4JD回路α9の出力αGは
“H″レベル冗長ラインαeは“L”レベルとなり、冗
長ラインは非選択状態、つまり、救済前の初期状態に戻
る。
However, when a fuse selection error occurs, the polysilicon fuse (A) in the redundant line disable circuit (24) is cut by the LT. Then, an "H" level signal is input to the inverter circuit (21) due to the capacitor connected to Vcc (1). In addition, the inverter circuit (
23), the rd times signal becomes "H" level at this time. Then, the output of the NOR circuit (25) is the re multiplied signal "
The output αG of the NA4JD circuit α9 goes to the “H” level. The redundant line αe goes to the “L” level, and the redundant line returns to the non-selected state, that is, the initial state before relief.

〔発明の効果] 以上のように、この発明によれば、一度置換した予備の
行線、列線を初期状態に戻すポリシリコンヒユーズを備
えたので、ヒユーズ選択ミス時の完全良品を救済できる
効果かある。
[Effects of the Invention] As described above, according to the present invention, since the polysilicon fuses are provided to restore the spare row lines and column lines that have been replaced to their initial states, it is possible to rescue completely non-defective products in the event of a fuse selection mistake. There is.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第1図はこの発明の一実施例による冗長回路図、第2図
は従来の冗長回路図、第3図は製造フロー図である。 図において、(4)、αω、■はポリシリコンヒユーズ
、agは冗長ラインである。 なお、図中、同一符号は同一、又は相当部分を示す。
FIG. 1 is a redundant circuit diagram according to an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a conventional redundant circuit diagram, and FIG. 3 is a manufacturing flow diagram. In the figure, (4), αω, and ■ are polysilicon fuses, and ag is a redundant line. In addition, in the figures, the same reference numerals indicate the same or equivalent parts.

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 複数の行線と複数の列線がマトリックス状に配置され、
該両線の交点にメモリトランジスタが接続してある半導
体記憶装置で、レーザー光により溶断し得るポリシリコ
ンヒューズを備え、前記ポリシリコンヒューズを溶断す
ることにより予備の行線、列線と置き換えることのでき
る冗長回路において、一度置き換えた予備の行線、列線
を初期状態に戻すポリシリコンヒューズを設けたことを
特徴とする冗長回路。
Multiple row lines and multiple column lines are arranged in a matrix,
A semiconductor memory device in which a memory transistor is connected to the intersection of both lines, and includes a polysilicon fuse that can be blown by laser light, and can be replaced with spare row lines and column lines by blowing the polysilicon fuse. 1. A redundant circuit characterized in that a polysilicon fuse is provided for returning spare row lines and column lines that have been replaced to their initial states.
JP2326886A 1990-11-27 1990-11-27 Redundant circuit Pending JPH04192198A (en)

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JP2009110584A (en) * 2007-10-29 2009-05-21 Elpida Memory Inc Anti-fuse circuit and semiconductor device having the same, and method for writing address to anti-fuse circuit
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