Circuit of redundancy IO fuse in semiconductor device
View Patent ↗Provided is related to a redundancy IO fuse circuit of a semiconductor device. The redundancy IO fuse circuit is advantageous to enhancing an overall processing speed of a redundancy operation by preventing a voltage drop by a threshold voltage due to an NMOS transistor, by reducing back bias effects, preventing a decrease of noise margins at an inverter connected to an IO bus, and by improving time delay property involved in current reduction according to variation of operation mode.
1. A redundancy Input/Output (IO) fuse circuit of a semiconductor device, comprising:
a plurality of fuse boxes for outputting a predetermined logic signal in accordance with a repair signal and a fuse cutoff state;
an inverter for outputting an inversed repair signal by receiving the repair signal; and
a plurality of transmission gates for transferring the predetermined logic signal into an IO bus in accordance with the repair signal and the inversed repair signal.
2. The redundancy IO circuit as recited in claim 1 , wherein the fuse box comprises:
a first fuse connected between an input terminal of the fuse box and an output terminal of the fuse box; and
a second fuse connected between a ground voltage and the output terminal of the fuse box.
3. The redundancy IO fuse circuit as recited in claim 1 , wherein the transmission gates are connected between the output terminals of the fuse boxes and the IO buses in parallel, each having an NMOS transistor controlled by the repair signal and a PMOS transistor controlled by the inversed repair signal.
4. A redundancy IO fuse circuit of a semiconductor device, comprising:
an inverter for inversing an external repair signal;
a first fuse for transferring a ground voltage in accordance with a cutoff state;
a second fuse for transferring a power supply voltage in accordance with a cutoff state;
an NMOS transistor for transferring the ground voltage to an IO bus in accordance with the repair signal; and
a PMOS transistor for transferring the power supply voltage to the IO bus in accordance with the inversed repair signal provided from the inverter.