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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Oct. 03, 2000
Filed:
Jun. 18, 1993
Michio Nakajima, Itami, JP;
Mitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha, Tokyo, JP;
Abstract
Regarding a semiconductor device, a burn-in board can be standardized in each package. An IC (100) includes a VCC terminal (2), a GND terminal (3), input terminals (4a, 4b), and output terminals (5), and it also includes a burn-in board setting terminal (14). Input signals applied to the input terminals (4a, 4b) are transmitted to gates 16a and 16b of switching circuit (15) and processed in a function block (7). Regardless of the signals applied to the input terminals (4a, 4b), simply applying a test signal to the burn-in board setting terminal (14), a specified logic is applied to the function block (7). Only if a pin arrangement of the VCC terminal (2), the GND terminal (3), and the burn-in board setting terminal (14) is standardized and determined, burn-in can be performed indifferent of another pin arrangement of the input terminals (4a, 4b).