Abstract:
A nonvolatile memory device is operated by, inter alia, performing a program operation on memory cells belonging to a page selected from among a plurality of pages, performing a verification operation on the programmed memory cells, loading a start loop value of a fail bit count set to the selected page, from among start loop values of fail bit counts set to the respective pages, and if a loop value of the program operation is greater than or equal to the start loop value, counting a number of fail bits included in data of the programmed memory cells detected in the verification operation.
Abstract:
A semiconductor memory device includes a normal data storage block configured to store a normal data, a setup data storage block for storing a setup data including at least two duplicate data, an access unit configured to access the normal data of the normal data storage block or the setup data of the setup data storage block, a first transfer unit configured to transfer the setup data accessed by the access unit, a data decision unit configured to determine a correct data based on the setup data transferred by the first transfer unit, a second transfer unit configured to transfer the normal data accessed by the access unit, and a data output unit configured to output the setup data transferred by the first transfer unit or the normal data transferred by the second transfer unit to the outside of the semiconductor memory device in response to a control signal.
Abstract:
A nonvolatile memory device is operated by receiving a dual plane read command for simultaneously reading first and second planes, each comprising memory cells, receiving an MSB read address for reading data stored in the memory cells, checking whether an MSB program operation has been performed on each of the first and second planes, and performing the read operation on the first and second planes according to a result of the check and outputting the read data.
Abstract:
A method of operating a non-volatile memory device reduces a time for discharging a precharged voltage when a program operation or a read operation is performed, thereby decreasing a total operation time of the non-volatile memory device. The non-volatile memory device discharges a bit line and a word line using only a control signal without reading an algorithm block when a precharged voltage is discharged. The method of operating a non-volatile memory device includes detecting an operation command; generating algorithm blocks for generating an operation voltage, for precharging a bit line and a word line, and for performing a specific operation in accordance with the operation command; outputting a discharge enable control signal for the bit line and the word line; and reading an algorithm of turning off and discharging a voltage generating means for generating the operation voltage.