Abstract: A semiconductor memory device includes: a normal memory cell block including a first plurality of memory cells; a redundancy memory cell block including a second plurality of memory cells and configured for use in replacing memory cells of the normal memory cell block; a weak cell information storage configured to store information regarding weak memory cells in the normal and redundancy memory cell blocks; and a refresh control circuit configured to control a refresh rate of memory cells in the normal and redundancy memory cell blocks based on the information regarding weak memory cells in the weak cell information storage. The weak memory cells in the normal and redundancy memory cell blocks are refreshed at least once more than other memory cells in the normal and redundancy memory cell blocks during a refresh cycle.

Abstract: A semiconductor memory device includes: a normal memory cell block including a first plurality of memory cells; a redundancy memory cell block including a second plurality of memory cells and configured for use in replacing memory cells of the normal memory cell block; a weak cell information storage configured to store information regarding weak memory cells in the normal and redundancy memory cell blocks; and a refresh control circuit configured to control a refresh rate of memory cells in the normal and redundancy memory cell blocks based on the information regarding weak memory cells in the weak cell information storage. The weak memory cells in the normal and redundancy memory cell blocks are refreshed at least once more than other memory cells in the normal and redundancy memory cell blocks during a refresh cycle.

Abstract: A semiconductor device includes a plurality of sensor pads configured to receive a probe signal from a testing apparatus, and a plurality of normal pads configured to receive a driving signal to drive the semiconductor device. In the plurality of sensor pads and the plurality of normal pads, a length in a direction corresponding to one of progress directions of a plurality of needles of the testing apparatus is longer than a length in another progress direction of the plurality of needles.

Abstract: A semiconductor memory device may include a voltage comparator, a voltage generator, a counter, and a circuit. The voltage comparator may be configured to generate an enabling signal responsive to a comparison indicating that a first voltage is lower than a reference voltage. The voltage generator may be configured to generate oscillation signals and a boost voltage by boosting the first voltage and to feed the boost voltage back as the first voltage in response to the enabling signal. The counter may be configured to count the number of the oscillation signals, and to generate a count output signal having information corresponding to the number of the oscillation signals. The circuit may be configured to output the count output signal as a quality output signal indicating the counted number relative to a target set value.

Abstract: A semiconductor device includes a plurality of sensor pads configured to receive a probe signal from a testing apparatus, and a plurality of normal pads configured to receive a driving signal to drive the semiconductor device. In the plurality of sensor pads and the plurality of normal pads, a length in a direction corresponding to one of progress directions of a plurality of needles of the testing apparatus is longer than a length in another progress direction of the plurality of needles.