Abstract:
A nonvolatile memory device including a plurality of memory cells arranged at a region where word lines and bit lines cross each other, a control logic configured to control an erase operation for the memory cells, and a voltage generator configured to apply an erase voltage to the memory cells according to control of the control logic, and collect the applied erase voltage to reuse.
Abstract:
A semiconductor memory device includes a memory cell array including a plurality of memory cells, a peripheral circuit suitable for generating program and erase voltages and applying the program and erase voltages to the plurality of memory cells when program and erase operations are performed on the plurality of memory cells, and a control logic suitable for controlling the peripheral circuit unit during the program and erase operations and counting a pulse number of the program and erase voltages to store a resultant count number as status data.
Abstract:
A memory system includes first to third memory devices each having an input terminal for receiving a token signal and an output terminal for transmitting the token signal, wherein the input terminal of each of the first to third memory devices are connected to the output terminal of another memory device through a ring topology, and the first to third memory devices substantially simultaneously perform an operation of consuming a peak current in response to any one of a plurality of token signals.
Abstract:
A nonvolatile memory device including a plurality of memory cells arranged at a region where word lines and bit lines cross each other; a plurality of data read/write circuits divided into a plurality of groups, and configured to store data in the memory cells or read data stored in the memory cells, according to an operation mode; a pass/fail check unit configured to determine a pass/fail of an operation for each of the data read/write circuit groups; and a current sensing check unit configured to selectively perform a fail bit count operation on the data read/write circuit groups, according to a determination result of the pass/fail check unit.