Abstract:
Provided is a semiconductor device capable of removing a power ground grid noise using a small area. The semiconductor device includes a first chip including at least one decoupling capacitor; and a second semiconductor chip stacked over the first semiconductor chip, including internal circuits.
Abstract:
A slew-rate controlled output driver for use in a semiconductor device includes a PVT variation detection unit having a delay line for receiving a reference clock in order to detect a delay amount variation of the delay line determined according to process, voltage and temperature (PVT) variation; a selection signal generation unit for generating a driving selection signal which corresponds to a detection signal generated by the PVT variation detection unit; and an output driving unit having a plurality of driver units controlled by an output data and the driving selection signal for driving an output terminal with a driving strength which corresponds to the PVT variation.
Abstract:
A content-providing method and system, including identifying a representative type cluster by clustering content related to behavioral data which represents a use history of a user, according to type of the content, mapping the representative type cluster to a time interval, and storing the representative type cluster and the time interval.
Abstract:
A resistive memory device includes: a memory cell comprising first and second electrodes and a resistive layer formed therebetween, wherein the resistive layer is formed of a resistance change material; and a strained film formed adjacent to the resistive layer and configured to apply a strain to the resistive layer.
Abstract:
A system in package (SIP) semiconductor system includes a memory device, a controller, a first input/output terminal, a test control unit, and a second input/output terminal. The controller communicates with the memory device. The first input/output terminal performs communication between the controller and a device external to the SIP semiconductor system. The test control unit controls a predetermined test mode of the memory device. The second input/output terminal performs communication between the test control unit and at least the device external to the SIP semiconductor system.
Abstract:
A resistive memory device includes: a memory cell comprising first and second electrodes and a resistive layer formed therebetween, wherein the resistive layer is formed of a resistance change material; and a strained film formed adjacent to the resistive layer and configured to apply a strain to the resistive layer.
Abstract:
This technology relates to smoothly performing a test on a memory circuit having a high memory capacity while reducing the size of a test circuit. A test circuit according to the present invention includes a test execution unit configured to perform a test on a target test memory circuit, an internal storage unit configured to store data for the test execution unit, and a conversion setting unit configured to set a part of or the entire storage space of the target test memory circuit as an external storage unit for storing the data for the test execution unit.
Abstract:
A semiconductor apparatus includes first and second vias, a first circuit unit, a second circuit unit and a third circuit unit. The first and second vias electrically connect a first chip and a second chip with each other. The first circuit unit is disposed in the first chip, receives test data, and is connected with the first via. The second circuit unit is disposed in the first chip, and is connected with the second via and the first circuit unit. The third circuit unit is disposed in the second chip, and is connected with the first via. The first circuit unit outputs an output signal thereof to one of the first via and the second circuit unit in response to a first control signal.
Abstract:
A semiconductor memory apparatus includes: a memory cell area including a plurality of memory cell arrays stacked therein, each memory cell array having a plurality of memory cells integrated and formed therein to store data and a plurality of through-lines formed therein to transmit signals; and a control logic area configured to generate parity bits using a data signal inputted to the memory cell area and transmit the generated parity bits and the data signal to different through-lines.
Abstract:
A semiconductor device includes a plurality of stacked semiconductor chips; and a plurality of through-silicon vias (TSVs) including first TSVs and redundant TSVs and configured to commonly transfer a signal to the plurality of stacked semiconductor chips. At least one of the semiconductor chips includes a plurality of repair fuse units configured to store defect information as to at least one defect of the TSVs; and a plurality of latch units allocated to the respective TSVs and configured to store a plurality of signals indicating at least one TSV defect and outputted from the plurality of repair fuse units.