Memory device with background built-in self-repair using background built-in self-testing

A memory device with a background built-in self-repair module (BBISRM) includes a main memory, an arbiter, and a redundant memory to repair a target memory under test (TMUT). The memory device also includes a background built-in self-test module (BBISTM) to identify portions of memory needing backgr...

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description A memory device with a background built-in self-repair module (BBISRM) includes a main memory, an arbiter, and a redundant memory to repair a target memory under test (TMUT). The memory device also includes a background built-in self-test module (BBISTM) to identify portions of memory needing background built-in self-repair (BBISR). The BBISRM or the BBISTM can operate simultaneously while the memory device is operational for performing external accesses during field operation. The BBISR can detect and correct a single data bit error in the data stored in the TMUT. The arbiter configured to receive a read or write access memory request including a memory address, to determine if the memory address of the read or write access memory request matches the memory address mapped to the selected portion of the redundant memory, and to read or write data from the selected portion of the redundant memory, respectively.
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