US2008205175A1PendingUtilityA1

Auto-precharge control circuit in semiconductor memory and method thereof

Assignee: PARK SANG-KYUNPriority: Apr 1, 2002Filed: Feb 5, 2008Published: Aug 28, 2008
Est. expiryApr 1, 2022(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
G11C 7/12G11C 11/4076G11C 11/4094G11C 7/22G11C 11/4063G11C 2207/229G11C 7/1072
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Abstract

An auto-precharge control circuit in a semiconductor memory and method thereof, where the auto-precharge starting point may vary. The auto-precharge starting point may vary in response to at least one control signal. The auto-precharge starting point may vary in accordance with frequency and/or latency information. The auto-precharge starting point may vary in response to at least one control signal including clock frequency information. The auto-precharge starting point may vary depending on a latency signal received from a mode register setting command. The auto-precharge control circuit may include a control circuit for receiving a write signal, a clock signal and at least one control signal, including at least one of clock frequency information and latency information, and outputting at least one path signal; an auto-precharge pulse signal driver for receiving the at least one path signal, the write signal, and an enable signal and producing an auto-precharge pulse signal, the auto-precharge pulse signal identifying a starting point for an auto-precharge operation; and an auto-precharge mode enabling circuit for receiving the clock signal, an auto-precharge command, an active signal, and the auto-precharge pulse signal and generating the enable signal.

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1 . An auto-precharge control circuit for varying a write recovery time of a semiconductor device in response to at least one control signal including clock frequency information. 
   
   
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