BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 
   This application claims the priority of Korean Patent Application No. 10-2003-0055014 filed on Aug. 8, 2003, in the Korean Intellectual Property Office, the disclosure of which is incorporated herein by reference. 
   1. Field of the Invention 
   The present invention relates to a semiconductor device, and more particularly, to a semiconductor device and method for controlling the same, which is capable of reducing data write errors by rewriting last write data during a write recovery time (tWR). 
   2. Description of the Related Art 
   In general, a write recovery time (tWR) is defined as a time until a read or write operation is enabled after a previous write operation of a semiconductor device, that is, the time period when last data are written to when a pre-charge command signal is input. 
   Particularly, the write recovery time (tWR) is represented by the number of clocks, such as by tWR=2 clocks or tWR=3clocks, in synchronous semiconductor devices, for example, a Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory (SDRAM), or a Double Data Rate Synchronous Dynamic Random Access Memory (DDR SDRAM), and particularly, is several or more clocks in higher speed synchronous semiconductor devices. 
   Conventionally, as there is a risk of erroneous operation when read or write operations are performed under the state that the semiconductor devices do not secure sufficient write recovery time (tWR), memory cell arrays for storing write data voltages and write drivers for supplying the write data voltages are electrically separated from each other. 
   Accordingly, the conventional semiconductor devices are supplied with the write data voltages only through column lines connected to the memory cell arrays during the write recovery time (tWR). 
   In conventional semiconductor devices, however, the write recovery time (tWR) should be lengthened in order to sufficiently supply a last write data voltage for the memory cell arrays. If that is not done, there is a risk of the occurrence of errors in the last data write, particularly if the last write data conflict with stored data. 
   SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION 
   A feature of the present invention is to provide a semiconductor device, which is capable of sufficiently supplying last data voltage to memory cell arrays by repeatedly activating only a column line into which the last data are written during a write recovery time (tWR). 
   According to one aspect of the present invention, there is provided a semiconductor device, comprising: a memory cell array having a plurality of cell units; a bit line amplifier for amplifying a voltage difference between a bit line voltage and a complementary bit line voltage of the memory cell array; switching devices activated by a column selection line signal for electrically connecting a data line and a complementary data line to the bit line and the complementary bit line, respectively; and a write driver for supplying a write data voltage to the data line and the complementary data line, wherein the column selection line signal is generated during a write recovery time. 
   In one embodiment, the column selection line signal is repetitively generated during the write recovery time. 
   In one embodiment, the semiconductor device further comprises a signal generator for generating the column selection line signal, wherein the signal generator is activated by a signal derived from an AND operation of an AND gate with respect to a column selection line enable signal and a column address selection signal activated by a column address signal and is deactivated by a column selection line disable signal, for generating the column selection line signal. 
   In one embodiment, the column selection disable signal is generated after the column selection line enable signal is generated. 
   In one embodiment, the column selection line disable signal is generated with a delay by at least half of the period of the column selection line enable signal, compared to the column selection line enable signal. 
   In one embodiment, the signal generator comprises: a first PMOS transistor into which a signal derived from an AND operation of an AND gate with respect to the column selection line enable signal and the column address selection signal is input; an NMOS transistor into which the signal derived from the AND operation of the AND gate with respect to the column selection line enable signal and the column address selection signal is input; a second PMOS transistor connected between the first PMOS transistor and the NMOS transistor and into which an inverted signal of the column selection line disable signal is input; and an inverter connected to a point between the second PMOS transistor and the NMOS transistor. 
   In one embodiment, the signal generator further comprises a second inverter connected to the inverter via a latch. 
   In one embodiment, the column selection line enable signal is generated by an AND operation of an AND gate with respect to the write enable signal and a master clock signal. 
   In one embodiment, the column selection line disable signal is generated by an AND operation of an AND gate with respect to the master clock signal after a predetermined delay time and the write enable signal activated by an inverted signal of the master clock signal. 
   In one embodiment, the semiconductor device further comprises a signal generator for generating the write enable signal, wherein the signal generator is activated by a write command signal and is deactivated by a stop signal of a column address burst counter. 
   In one embodiment, the signal generator comprises: a first NOR gate into which the write command signal is input; a second NOR gate connected to the first NOR gate via a latch and into which the stop signal of the column address burst counter is input; and an inverter connected to an output terminal of the first NOR gate. 
   In one embodiment, the stop signal of the column address burst counter is generated with a delay by at least one clock of a master clock signal after a start of the write recovery time. 
   In one embodiment, the stop signal of the column address burst counter is generated with a delay in proportion to a value of the write recovery time. 
   In one embodiment, the stop signal of the column address burst counter is activated by a write recovery time enable signal. 
   In one embodiment, the semiconductor device further comprises a signal generator for generating the write recovery time enable signal, wherein the signal generator comprises: a PMOS transistor into which an inverted signal of a write recovery time determination signal is input; an NMOS transistor into which the inverted signal of the write recovery time determination signal is input; a fuse connected between the PMOS transistor and the NMOS transistor; and an inverter connected to a connection point between the fuse and the NMOS transistor. 
   In one embodiment, the signal generator further comprises a second inverter connected to the inverter via a latch. 
   In one embodiment, an internal column address signal is generated after the column address signal is generated after a predetermined delay time. 
   In one embodiment, the column address signal is reset by the stop signal of the column address burst counter. 
   In one embodiment, the column address signal is activated by a column address set signal and is generated after the predetermined delay time. 
   In one embodiment, the column address signal is activated by a signal derived from an AND operation of an AND gate with respect to the master clock signal and an inverted signal of the column address set signal and the internal column address signal is generated. 
   In one embodiment, the column address signal is generated during at least one clock of the master clock signal after a start of the write recovery time. 
   In one embodiment, the column address signal is generated in proportion to a value of the write recovery time. 
   In one embodiment, the column address set signal is activated by the write enable signal and is deactivated after a predetermined delay time. 
   According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a method of controlling a semiconductor device including a memory cell array consisting of a plurality of cell units, a bit line amplifier for amplifying a voltage difference between a bit line voltage and a complementary bit line voltage of the memory cell array, switching devices activated by a column selection line signal for electrically connecting a data line and a complementary data line to the bit line and the complementary bit line, respectively, and a write driver for supplying a write data voltage to the data line and the complementary data line. The method includes the steps of: writing data voltage into the memory cell array and generating the column selection line signal during a write recovery time. 
   In one embodiment, the step of generating the column selection line signal includes generating the column selection line signal repetitively. 
   In one embodiment, the step of generating the column selection line signal includes activating the column selection line signal using the write enable signal. 
   In one embodiment, the step of generating the column selection line signal includes generating the write enable signal during at least one clock of a master clock signal after a start of the write recovery time. 
   In one embodiment, the step of generating the column selection line signal includes generating the write enable signal in proportion to a value of the write recovery time. 
   In one embodiment, the step of generating the column selection line signal includes deactivating the write enable signal using a stop signal of a column address burst counter. 
   In one embodiment, the step of generating the column selection line signal includes generating the stop signal of the column address burst counter with a delay by at least one clock of the master clock signal after the start of the write recovery time. 
   In one embodiment, the step of generating the column selection line signal includes generating the stop signal of the column address burst counter in proportion to a value of the write recovery time. 


   
     BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS 
     The foregoing and other objects, features and advantages of the invention will be apparent from the more particular description of a preferred embodiment of the invention, as illustrated in the accompanying drawings in which like reference characters refer to the same parts throughout the different views. The drawings are not necessarily to scale, emphasis instead being placed upon illustrating the principles of the invention. 
       FIG. 1  is a block diagram showing a conventional semiconductor device. 
       FIG. 2  is a circuit diagram showing a counter controller of the conventional semiconductor device. 
       FIG. 3  is a timing diagram showing a write operation of the conventional semiconductor device (in the case of tWR=2 clocks). 
       FIG. 4  is a block diagram illustrating a semiconductor device according to an embodiment of the present invention. 
       FIG. 5  is a circuit diagram illustrating an enable and disable signal generator for a column selection line signal in a semiconductor device according to an embodiment of the present invention. 
       FIG. 6  is a circuit diagram illustrating a command signal controller in a semiconductor device according to an embodiment of the present invention. 
       FIG. 7  is a circuit diagram illustrating a column address buffer in a semiconductor device according to an embodiment of the present invention. 
       FIG. 8  is a circuit diagram illustrating a main decoder in a semiconductor device according to an embodiment of the present invention. 
       FIG. 9  is a circuit diagram illustrating a column address set signal generator in a semiconductor device according to an embodiment of the present invention. 
       FIG. 10  is a circuit diagram illustrating a counter controller in a semiconductor device according to an embodiment of the present invention. 
       FIG. 11  is a circuit diagram illustrating a write recovery time enable signal generator in a semiconductor device according to an embodiment of the present invention. 
       FIG. 12  is a timing diagram showing a write operation of a semiconductor device (in the case of tWR=2 clocks) according to an embodiment of the present invention. 
   


   DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION 
     FIG. 1  is a block diagram showing a conventional semiconductor device. As shown in  FIG. 1 , a semiconductor device generally includes a memory cell array  120  consisting of a plurality of repeated cell units, a bit line amplifier  130  for amplifying a voltage difference between a bit line BL voltage and a complementary bit line /BL voltage of the memory cell array  120 , switching devices MN 1  and MN 2  for electrically connecting a data line DL and a complementary data line /DL to the bit line BL and the complementary bit line /BL respectively, and a write driver  140  for supplying a write data voltage to the data line DL and the complementary data line /DL. 
   The bit line BL and memory cells in the memory cell array  120  are electrically activated when a word line is activated by a word line signal WL, and accordingly, a write data voltage supplied from the write driver  140  is written into the memory cells via the bit line BL. 
   The bit line amplifier  130  amplifies the voltage difference between the bit line BL voltage and the complementary bit line /BL voltage and supplies the amplified voltage to the bit line BL when the write data voltage supplied from the write driver  140  is applied to the bit line BL. 
   The switching devices MN 1  and MN 2 , which are activated by a column selection line signal CSL, electrically connect the data line DL and the complementary data line /DL to the bit line BL and the complementary bit line /BL, respectively. 
   The write driver  140 , which is activated by a write enable signal PWR, supplies the write data DIN voltage supplied thereto to the data line DL and the complementary data line /DL. 
   A column selection line enable signal PCSLE and disable signal PCSLD generator  10 , which is activated by a master clock signal CLK and a write enable signal PWR, supplies a column selection line enable signal PCSLE and a column selection line disable signal PCSLD to a main decoder  60 . 
   A command signal controller  20  receives a command signal CMD and supplies a low master signal PR to a word line driver  30 . In addition, this controller generates the write enable signal and is deactivated by a stop signal CNTSTOP of a column address burst counter. The word line driver  30 , which is activated by the low master signal PR, supplies the word line signal to the memory cell array  120 . 
   A column address buffer  40 , which is activated by the master clock signal CLK, a column address set signal CASET and an inverted column address set signal CASETB and is reset by the stop signal CNTSTOP of the column address burst counter, receives an external address signal ADDR and an internal address signal PCAi and supplies a column address signal CAi to a pre-decoder  50 . 
   The pre-decoder  50  receives the column address signal CAi and supplies a column address selection signal DCAij to the main decoder  60 . 
   The main decoder  60 , which is activated by the column selection line enable signal PCSLE and is deactivated by the column selection line disable signal PCSLD, receives the column address selection signal DCAij and generates the column selection line signal CSL. 
   A column address set signal CASET generator  70  receives the write enable signal PWR and generates the column address set signal CASET and the inverted column address set signal CASETB. 
   A column address counter  80 , which is activated by the master clock signal CLK and the write enable signal PWR, generates the internal column address signal PCAi. 
   The column address burst counter  90 , which is activated by the master clock signal CLK and the write enable signal PWR, supplies a third column address burst counter output signal CNT 2  to a counter controller  100 . 
   The counter controller  100  receives the third column address burst counter output signal CNT 2  and generates the stop signal CNTSTOP of the column address burst counter. 
   In the conventional semiconductor device as constructed above, during the write recovery time (tWR), since the column selection line signal CSL is deactivated and the switching devices MN 1  and MN 2  are also deactivated if the write driver applies the last write data voltage to the bit line BL, the bit line BL and the complementary bit line /BL are electrically isolated from the data line DL and the complementary data line /DL, respectively. 
   Therefore, during the write recovery time (tWR), the last write data voltage applied to the bit line BL is applied to the memory cells of the memory cell array  120  only by the bit line amplifier  130 . 
   In addition, as the word line signal WL is deactivated by a pre-charge signal PRE, the word line and the memory cells of the memory cell array  120  are electrically isolated from each other. At this time, the voltage of the bit line BL is determined to be the voltage of the memory cells of the memory cell array  120 . 
     FIG. 2  is a circuit diagram of the counter controller of the conventional semiconductor device. As shown in  FIG. 2 , the counter controller  100  always generates the stop signal CNTSTOP of the column address burst counter through an AND operation of an AND logic gate  107  with respect to the third column address burst counter output signal CNT 2  and a power supply voltage signal VDD, regardless of a value of the write recovery time (tWR).  FIG. 2  shows an operation circuit in the case that the length of data burst is 4. 
     FIG. 3  is a timing diagram showing a write operation of the conventional semiconductor device (in the case of tWR=2 clocks). In general, as shown in  FIG. 3 , when an activation command signal ACT and an external address signal RA are input at C 2  of the master clock signal CLK, the master clock signal CLK having intervals C 1 –C 10 , the semiconductor device sets to be activated and the word line signal WL corresponding to the external address signal is activated. The word line signal WL is deactivated by the pre-charge command signal PRE. 
   When a write command signal WRITE and the external address signal CA are input at C 4  of the master clock signal CLK, the column address signal CAi (Y 0 ) into which first data D 0  are written is activated. When the write command signal WRITE is input, the write enable signal PWR is activated, and accordingly the column address set signal CASET is activated. 
   Column address burst counter output signals CNT 0 , CNT 1  and CNT 2  are activated by the write enable signal PWR. The first column address burst counter output signal CNT 0  is activated by counting the master clock signal CLK, the second column address burst counter output signal CNT 1  is activated by counting the first column address burst counter output signal CNT 0 , and the third column address burst counter output signal CNT 2  is activated by counting the second column address burst counter output signal CNT 1 . 
   After column address signal CAi (Y 0 ) into which the first data DO is written is activated, next column address signals Y 1 , Y 2  and Y 3  into which the next data D 1 , D 2  and D 3  are written are activated by the column address burst counter output signals CNT 0 , CNT 1  and CNT 2 . 
   The stop signal CNTSTOP of the column address burst counter is activated by the third column address burst counter output signal CNT 2 , and accordingly the write enable signal PWR is deactivated. 
   The column selection line enable signal PCSLE and the column selection line disable signal PCSLD are activated by the write enable signal PWR, and the column selection line signal CSL is activated by the column selection line enable signal PCSLE and is deactivated by the column selection line disable signal PCSLD generating column selection line signals CSL 0 , CSL 1 , CSL 2  and CSL 3 . 
   In the conventional semiconductor device, during the write recovery time (tWR), when the last data D 3  are transferred to the bit line BL through the column selection line signal CSL, the column selection line signal CSL is deactivated, and accordingly the bit line BL and the data line DL are electrically isolated from each other. 
     FIG. 4  is a block diagram illustrating a semiconductor device according to an embodiment of the present invention, where same reference numerals are given to same parts as  FIGS. 1 to 3 , the detailed description of which will not be repeated for the sake of simplicity. 
   A write recovery time (tWR) enable signal generator  300  supplies write recovery time (tWR) enable signals PtWR 1 , PtWR 2  and PtWR 3  to the counter controller  200  based on the value of the corresponding write recovery time (tWR). 
   The counter controller  200  provides the stop signal CNTSTOP of the column address burst counter through an AND operation with respect to the column address burst counter output signals CNT 0 , CNT 1  and CNT 2  and corresponding write recovery time (tWR) enable signals PtWR 1 , PtWR 2  and PtWR 3 . The stop signal CNTSTOP of the column address burst counter is delayed in proportion to a value of the write recovery time (tWR). Accordingly, the command signal controller continues to generate the write enable signal PWR during the write recovery time (tWR). 
   The column address counter  80 , which is activated by the master clock signal CLK and the write enable signal PWR, supplies the internal column address signal PCAi to the column address buffer  40 . The column address counter  80  continues to generate the last signal of the internal column address signal PCAi for one or more cycles of the master clock signal CLK during the write recovery time (tWR). Accordingly, the column address buffer  40  continues to generate the last column address signal CAi for one or more clocks of the master clock signal CLK during the write recovery time (tWR). 
   Therefore, the main decoder  60  generates the last column selection line signal CSL 3  during the write recovery time (tWR). 
   Compared to the conventional semiconductor device where the bit line BL voltage is supplied only by the bit line amplifier  130  during the write recovery time (tWR), the bit line BL voltage is supplied by the write driver  140  by repeatedly supplying the column selection line signal CSL during the write recovery time (tWR) in the semiconductor device according to the embodiment of the present invention. 
   Particularly, the write data voltage can be more effectively secured in the case that the last write data conflict with stored data. 
     FIG. 5  is a circuit diagram illustrating an enable and disable signal generator for a column selection line signal in a semiconductor device according to an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in  FIG. 5 , the column selection line enable signal PCSLE is generated by an AND operation of an AND gate  11  with respect to the write enable signal PWR and the clock signal CLK. 
   As shown in  FIG. 5 , the column selection line disable signal PCSLD is generated by an AND operation of an AND gate  13  with respect to the master clock signal CLK via a buffer  12  after a predetermined delay time and the write enable signal PWR via a transmission gate  14  activated both by the master clock signal CLK and an inverted signal of the master clock signal CLK inverted by inverter  15 . 
   In this way, since the column selection line disable signal PCSLD is generated from the write enable signal PWR activated by the inverted signal of the master clock signal CLK, it can be generated with a delay later, compared to the column selection line enable signal PCSLE. 
   The column selection line disable signal PCSLD is preferably generated after being delayed by at least a half (½) of a period of the column selection line enable signal PCSLE, compared to the column selection line enable signal PCSLE. 
     FIG. 6  is a circuit diagram illustrating a command signal controller in a semiconductor device according to an embodiment of the present invention. The command signal controller  20 , which is activated by a write command signal PWRITE defining a write operation in a command decoder  21  among command signals externally input and is deactivated by the stop signal CNTSTOP of the column address burst counter, generates the write enable signal PWR. Also, the command decoder  21  generates a low master signal PR to activate a word line driver  30 . 
   As shown in  FIG. 6 , a signal generator for generating the write enable signal PWR can be configured to include a first NOR gate  22  into which the write command signal PWRITE is input, a second NOR gate  23  connected to the first NOR gate via a latch and into which the stop signal CNTSTOP of the column address burst counter is input, and an inverter  24  connected to an output terminal of the first NOR gate. 
     FIG. 7  is a circuit diagram illustrating a column address buffer in a semiconductor device according to an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in  FIG. 7 , the column address buffer  40 , which is reset by the stop signal CNTSTOP of the column address burst counter via an NMOS transistor  42  and is activated by the column address set signal CASET via a transmission gate  41 , generates the column address signal CAi as the external address signal ADDR is transferred via a buffer  43  after a predetermined delay time. The column address set signal CASET inverted by inverter  44  is input to transmission gate  41 . 
   After the column address buffer  40  generates the column address signal CAi by means of the external address signal ADDR, it is activated by a signal derived from and AND operation of an AND gate  47  with respect to the master clock signal CLK and an inverted signal of the column address signal CASET via a transmission gate  45  and generates the column address signal CAi as the internal column address signal PCAi is transferred. The signal derived from and AND operation of an AND gate  47  is inverted by inverter  46  and connected to transmission gate  45 . 
     FIG. 8  is a circuit diagram illustrating a main decoder in a semiconductor device according to an embodiment of the present invention. The main decoder  60 , which is activated by a signal derived from an AND operation of an AND gate  61  with respect to the column selection line enable signal PCSLE and a column address selection signal DCAij activated by the column address signal CAi and is deactivated by the column selection line disable signal PCSLD, generates the column selection line signal CSL. 
   As shown in  FIG. 8 , the main decoder  60  includes a first PMOS transistor  63  into which a signal derived from an AND operation of an AND gate  61  with respect to the column selection line enable signal PCSLE and the column address selection signal DCAiJ is input, an NMOS transistor  65  into which the signal derived from the AND operation of the AND gate  61  with respect to the column selection line enable signal PCSLE and the column address selection signal DCAij is input, a second PMOS transistor  64  connected between the first PMOS transistor  63  and the NMOS transistor  65  and into which an inverted signal of the column selection line disable signal PCSLD inverted by inverter  62  is input, and an inverter  66  connected to a point between the second PMOS transistor  64  and the NMOS transistor  65 . 
   When the column selection line enable signal PCSLE and the column address selection signal DCAij are both high, the signal derived from the AND operation for them becomes high, and accordingly the first PMOS transistor  63  turns off and the NMOS transistor  65  turns on. Accordingly, as the input of the inverter  66  remains low, the column selection line signal CSL is activated. 
   When the column selection line disable signal PCSLD is high, a low signal as an inverted signal is input into the second PMOS transistor  64 , and accordingly the second PMOS transistor  64  turns on. Accordingly, as the input of the inverter  66  remains high, the column selection line signal CSL is deactivated. 
   As the column selection line disable signal PCSLD is activated by the write enable signal PWR enabled by the inverted signal of the master clock signal CLK, it can be generated with a delay compared to the column selection line enable signal PCSLE. 
   Then, the column selection line signal CSL can be deactivated by the column selection line disable signal PCSLD after the column selection line signal CSL is activated by the column selection line enable signal PCSLE. 
   As described above, the column selection line disable signal PCSLD is preferably generated after being delayed by at least a half (½) of the period of the column selection line enable signal PCSLE, compared to the column selection line enable signal PCSLE. 
   As charges are shared at a connection point between the second PMOS transistor  64  and the NMOS transistor  65  by further connecting the inverter  66  to a second inverter  67  via a latch, the column selection line signal CSL can be prevented from floating, a condition in which the logic state of the signal cannot be determined. 
   Since the second inverter  67  latches the column selection line signal CSL, widths of a PMOS transistor and an NMOS transistor constructing the second inverter  67  are preferably designed to be smaller than those in the inverter  66  for facilitating transition of the column selection line signal CSL. 
   The column address selection signal DCAij, which is a signal decoded via the pre-decoder  50 , has column address information required to select one of a plurality of column lines. 
     FIG. 9  is a circuit diagram illustrating a column address set signal CASET generator in a semiconductor device according to an embodiment of the present invention. The column address set signal CASET is activated by the write enable signal PWR and is deactivated after a predetermined delay time. 
   As shown in  FIG. 9 , the column address set signal CASET generator  70  generates the column address set signal CASET through an AND operation of an AND gate  74  with respect to the write enable signal PWR and an output signal from the three inverters  71 ,  72  and  73  in series (a chain of inverters) into which the write enable signal PWR is input and inverted column address set signal CASETB is generated by inverting the column address set signal CASET by inverter  75 . 
   When the write enable signal PWR is activated, since the output signal from the chain of inverters  71 ,  72  and  73  is deactivated after a predetermined delay time, the column address set signal CASET is activated during the delay time. 
   Since the delay time of the write enable signal PWR increases in proportion to the number of inverters in the chain of inverters  71 ,  72  and  73 , the column address set signal CASET generator  70  can adjust a time when the column address set signal CASET is activated by adjusting the number of inverters in the chain of inverters  71 ,  72  and  73 . 
   Only when the number of inverters in the chain of inverters  71 ,  72  and  73  is odd, the column address set signal CASET can be deactivated after the predetermined delay time. 
     FIG. 10  is a circuit diagram illustrating a counter controller in a semiconductor device according to an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in  FIG. 10 , the counter controller  200  generates the stop signal CNTSTOP of the column address burst counter through an AND operation of an AND gate  205  with respect to the third column address burst counter output signal CNT 2  and a corresponding write recovery time (tWR) enable signal PtWR 1  in the case that the write recovery time (tWR) is 1 (one clock). 
   The counter controller  200  generates the stop signal CNTSTOP of the column address burst counter through an AND operation of an AND gate  202  with respect to a signal derived from an AND operation of an AND gate  201  with respect to the first column address burst counter output signal CNTO and the third column address burst counter output signal CNT 2  and a corresponding write recovery time enable signal PtWR 2  in the case that the write recovery time (tWR) is 2 (two clocks), and generates the stop signal CNTSTOP of the column address burst counter through an AND operation of an AND gate  204  with respect to a signal derived from an AND operation of an AND gate  203  with respect to the second column address burst counter output signal CNT 1  and the third column address burst counter output signal CNT 2  and a corresponding write recovery time enable signal PtWR 3  in the case that the write recovery time (tWR) is 3 (three clocks). The outputs of the AND gates  201 ,  204  and  205  are connected by an OR gate  206  which outputs the stop signal CNTSTOP. 
   The column address burst counter output signals CNT 0 , CNT 1  and CNT 2  are activated by the write enable signal PWR. The first column address burst counter output signal CNT 0  is generated by counting the master clock signal CLK, the second column address burst counter output signal CNT 1  is generated by counting the first column address burst counter output signal CNT 0 , and the third column address burst counter output signal CNT 2  is generated by counting the second column address burst counter output signal CNT 1 . 
   Accordingly, the second column address burst counter output signal CNT 1  is generated with a delay by one clock of the master clock signal CLK, compared to the first column address burst counter output signal CNT 0 , and a generation period of the signal CNT 1  is two times that of the first column address burst counter output signal CNT 0 . 
   Similarly, the third column address burst counter output signal CNT 2  is generated with a delay by one clock of the master clock signal CLK, compared to the second column address burst counter output signal CNT 1 , and a generation period of the signal CNT 2  is two times that of the second column address burst counter output signal CNT 1 . 
   Accordingly, in the case that the write recovery time (tWR) is 2 (two clocks), the stop signal CNTSTOP of the column address burst counter is generated with a delay by one clock of the master clock signal CLK, compared to the case that the write recovery time (tWR) is 1 (one clock), and in the case that the write recovery time (tWR) is 3 (three clocks), the stop signal CNTSTOP of the column address burst counter is generated with a delay by one clock of the master clock signal CLK, compared to the case that the write recovery time (tWR) is 2 (two clocks). 
   In a similar way, in the counter controller  200 , a fourth column address burst counter output signal is generated with a delay by one clock of the master clock CLK, compared to the third column address burst counter output signal CNT 2 , and has two times a generation period of the third column address burst counter output signal CNT 2 . Also, the stop signal CNTSTOP of the column address burst counter is generated through an AND operation of an AND gate with respect to a signal derived from an AND operation of an AND gate with the fourth column address burst counter output signal and the third column address burst counter output signal CNT 2 , and a corresponding write address time enable signal PtWR 4 . Accordingly, in the case that the write recovery time (tWR) is 4 (four clocks), a generation time of the stop signal CNTSTOP of the column address burst counter can be delayed by one clock of the master clock signal CLK, compared to the case that the write recovery time (tWR) is 3 (three clocks). 
   In this way, the counter controller  200  can generate the stop signal CNTSTOP of the column address burst counter with a delay by the clocking number of the master clock signal CLK in proportion to values of a plurality of write recovery time (tWR). 
     FIG. 11  is a circuit diagram of a write recovery time enable signal generator in a semiconductor device according to an embodiment of the present invention. By constructing the write recovery time enable signal generator  300  as many as the number of kinds relative to values of the write recovery time (tWR), a desired value of the write recovery time (tWR) can be set. 
   As shown in  FIG. 11 , the write recovery time enable signal  300  includes a PMOS transistor  302  into which an inverted signal of a write recovery time determination signal POWER_UP, inverted by inverter  301  is input, an NMOS transistor  304  into which the inverted signal of a write recovery time determination signal POWER_UP is input, a fuse  303  connected between the PMOS transistor  302  and the NMOS transistor  304  for electrically isolating the NMOS transistor  302  from the NMOS transistor  304  if necessary, and an inverter  305  connected to a point between the fuse  303  and the NMOS transistor  304 . 
   In the write recovery time enable signal generator  300 , when the write recovery time determination signal POWER_UP is low, its inverted signal is high, and accordingly the PMOS transistor  302  turns off and the NMOS transistor  304  turns on. Accordingly, since an input of the inverter  305  keeps low, the write recovery time enable signals PtWR 1 , PtWR 2  and PtWR 3  are activated. 
   On the other hand, in the write recovery time enable signal generator  300 , when the write recovery time determination signal POWER_UP is high, its inverted signal is low, and accordingly the PMOS transistor  302  turns on and the NMOS transistor  304  turns off. Accordingly, since the input of the inverter  305  remains high, the write recovery time enable signals PtWR 1 , PtWR 2  and PtWR 3  are deactivated. 
   As charges are shared at a connection point between the fuse  303  and the NMOS transistor  304  by further connecting the inverter  305  to a second inverter  306  via a latch, the write recovery time enable signals PtWR 1 , PtWR 2  and PtWR 3  can be prevented from floating, a condition in which the logic state of the signal cannot be determined. 
   Since the second inverter  306  latches the write recovery time enable signals PtWR 1 , PtWR 2  and PtWR 3 , widths of a PMOS transistor and an NMOS transistor constructing the second inverter  306  are preferably designed to be smaller than those in the inverter  305  for facilitating transition of the write recovery time enable signals PtWR 1 , PtWR 2  and PtWR 3 . 
   The write recovery time enable signal generator  300  changes the write recovery time determination signal POWER_UP from low to high and keeps the signal POWER_UP high under a state that one fuse  303  corresponding to a value of the write recovery time is cut off and the other fuses  303  remain unchanged. 
   Accordingly, in the case that the fuse  303  is cut off, as the input of the inverter  305  becomes low under a state where the write recovery time determination signal POWER_UP is low, the write recovery time enable signals PtWR 1 , PtWR 2  and PtWR 3  are activated. At this time, even if the write recovery time determination signal POWER_UP changes into a high state, since the fuser  303  electrically isolate the PMOS transistor  302  from the NMOS transistor  304 , the input of the inverter  305  remains low and the write recovery time enable signals PtWR 1 , PtWR 2  and PtWR 3  remain activated. 
   On the other hand, in the case that the fuse  303  is not cut off, as the input of the inverter  305  becomes low under a state where the write recovery time determination signal POWER_UP is low, the write recovery time enable signals PtWR 1 , PtWR 2  and PtWR 3  are activated. However, if the write recovery time determination signal POWER_UP is changed into a high state, since the PMOS transistor  302  and the NMOS transistor  304  are electrically connected to each other and accordingly the input of the inverter  305  is changed in a high state, the write recovery time enable signals PtWR 1 , PtWR 2  and PtWR 3  are deactivated. 
     FIG. 12  is a timing diagram showing a write operation of a semiconductor device (in the case of tWR=2 clocks) according to an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in  FIG. 12 , when the activation command signal ACT and the external address signal RA are input at C 2  of the master clock signal CLK, the master clock signal CLK having intervals C 1 –C 10  the semiconductor device according to the embodiment of the present invention sets to be activated and the word line signal WL corresponding to the external address signal is activated. The word line signal WL is deactivated by the pre-charge command signal PRE. 
   When the write command signal WRITE and the external address signal CA are input at C 4  of the master clock signal CLK, the column address signal CAi into which first data are written is activated. When the write command signal WRITE is input, the write enable signal PWR is activated, and accordingly the column address set signal CASET is activated. 
   The column address burst counter output signals CNT 0 , CNT 1  and CNT 2  are activated by the write enable signal PWR. The first column address burst counter output signal CNT 0  is activated by counting the master clock signal CLK, the second column address burst counter output signal CNT 1  is activated by counting the first column address burst counter output signal CNT 0 , and the third column address burst counter output signal CNT 2  is activated by counting the second column address burst counter output signal CNT 1 . 
   After the column address signal CAi into which the first data is written is activated, next column address signals CAi are activated by the column address burst counter output signals. 
   The stop signal CNTSTOP of the column address burst counter is activated by a signal derived from an AND operation of an AND gate with respect to the third column address burst counter output signal CNT 2  and the first column address burst counter output signal CNT 0 , and accordingly the write enable signal PWR is deactivated. 
   The column selection line enable signal PCSLE and the column selection line disable signal PCSLD are activated by the write enable signal PWR, and the column selection line signal CSL is activated by the column selection line enable signal PCSLE and is deactivated by the column selection line disable signal PCSLD. 
   According to the present invention described above, by repeately activating only the column line into which the last data are written during a write recovery time (tWR), the last data voltage can be sufficiently supplied to memory cell arrays, and in addition, the time when a column line into which the last data are written is activated can be adjusted based on the value of the write recovery time (tWR). 
   Although the present invention has been described in connection with the preferred embodiments of the present invention, it is not limited thereto. It will be apparent to those skilled in the art that various modifications and changes may be made thereto without departing from the scope and spirit of the invention.
Disclosed herein are a semiconductor method and device which are capable of reducing data write errors by rewriting last write data during a write recovery time (tWR). The semiconductor device comprises a memory cell array consisting of a plurality of repetitive cell units; a bit line amplifier for amplifying a voltage difference between a bit line voltage and a complementary bit line voltage of the memory cell array; switching devices activated by a column selection line signal for electrically connecting a data line and a complementary data line to the bit line and the complementary bit line, respectively; and a write driver for supplying a write data voltage to the data line and the complementary data line, wherein the column selection line signal is generated during a write recovery time. The method for controlling the semiconductor device including a memory cell array having a plurality of repetitive cell units, a bit line amplifier for amplifying a voltage difference between a bit line voltage and a complementary bit line voltage of the memory cell array, switching devices activated by a column selection line signal for electrically connecting a data line and a complementary data line to the bit line and the complementary bit line, respectively, and a write driver for supplying a write data voltage to the data line and the complementary data line, comprises the steps of: writing data voltage into the memory cell array; and generating the column selection line signal during a write recovery time.