Abstract: A power-up signal generator uses a deep power down power-up signal, which should be in a standby state in a deep power down entry, for an initialization of other semiconductor elements in a DRAM device that operates after an internal power supply voltage is generated. The generator also uses the power-up signal, which is disabled in the deep power down entry and enabled in a deep power down exit by the internal power supply voltage. The generator may include a power-up detector for generating a power-up detection signal, a deep power down power-up signal generator for generating a deep power down power-up signal, a power-up signal generator for generating a power-up signal and a power-up controller for determining whether or not to enable the power-up signal in the deep power down entry.

Abstract: An integrated circuit memory device for use in a memory system receives predetermined command/address signals from a memory controller and reads and writes data in response to the command/address signals. The memory device includes at least one input/output terminal that inputs/outputs data from/to the memory controller via a data input/output bus, at least one termination resistor, and an active termination control signal generator that generates a control signal to control active termination of the at least one data input/output terminal in response to a chip selection signal from the memory controller.

Abstract: A dual-sided semiconductor device is formed on a wafer with a resistive element that is formed through the wafer. By forming the resistive element through the wafer, a resistive element, such as a large resistive element, can be formed on the wafer that requires very little silicon surface area.