Abstract:
A semiconductor device includes a memory cell array includes a plurality of memory blocks, each of the memory blocks including a plurality of pages, wherein at least one of the plurality of memory blocks functions as a first storage unit to store a plurality of page addresses associated with the plurality of pages. A second storage unit loads a page address stored in the first storage unit. A control circuit is configured to cancel a program operation if an externally inputted page address is less than or equal to the page address loaded into the second storage unit, and perform the program operation and update the second storage unit with the externally inputted page address if the externally input page address is greater than the page address loaded into the second storage unit.
Abstract:
A page buffer may include a bit line connection circuit configured to connect or disconnect a bit line and a first node, a plurality of latch circuits that is connected to the first node in common. The page buffer may further include, and logical operation circuit configured to perform a logical operation by using one or more of a voltage level of the first node and a voltage level of a second node as an input and to set the voltage level of the first node responsive to results of the operational operation.
Abstract:
A nonvolatile memory device includes a block switching unit which transmits an operation signal to a memory cell array, and a voltage sustaining block which provides a voltage to sustain the operation signal to an arbitrary interconnection overlapping the block switching unit.
Abstract:
The present technology relates to an electronic device, and more particularly, to a semiconductor device. The semiconductor device includes a peripheral circuit, a power output line connected to the peripheral circuit and configured to transmit an operation voltage to the peripheral circuit, a current compensator including an OP-amplifier connected to the power output line, and a capacitor connected between an output terminal of the OP-amplifier and the power output line.
Abstract:
A nonvolatile memory device including a plurality of memory cells arranged at a region where a word line and a bit line cross each other, a voltage generator configured to generate a program voltage to apply to the word line by increasing the program voltage by an increment whenever a program loop is repeated, a current sensing check unit configured to compare a number of failed memory cells among the memory cells to first and second reference values, and a control logic configured to control the voltage generator to change the increment according to the comparison result of the current sensing check unit.