Abstract:
A method of operating a semiconductor memory device includes applying a program pulse at least once to each of a plurality of pages; performing a pre-read operation on a reference page among the plurality of pages through an initial test voltage; repeating the pre-read operation by controlling the initial test voltage until a result of the pre-read operation is a pass; setting the initial test voltage of when the result of the pre-read operation is the pass as a reference test voltage; and detecting a defective page among the plurality of pages by performing read operations on the plurality of pages through the reference test voltage.
Abstract:
A semiconductor memory device comprises a memory cell array including a plurality of memory blocks each including a plurality of pages, wherein each of the plurality of pages includes at least one flag cell indicating whether data is in a corresponding page, and a peripheral circuit configured to read data of flag cells of a selected memory block in response to an erase request and to omit an erase operation on the selected memory block based on the data of the flag cells.
Abstract:
Provided herein may be a memory system and a method of operating the same. A semiconductor memory device may include a write protect pin mode setting unit configured to set, depending on a parameter value stored therein, a write protect pin of the semiconductor memory device as any one of an input pin and an output pin and a control logic configured to output, when the write protect pin serves as the output pin, internal state information of the semiconductor memory device to an external device.
Abstract:
A method of operating a semiconductor memory device includes applying a program pulse at least once to each of a plurality of pages; performing a pre-read operation on a reference page among the plurality of pages through an initial test voltage; repeating the pre-read operation by controlling the initial test voltage until a result of the pre-read operation is a pass; setting the initial test voltage of when the result of the pre-read operation is the pass as a reference test voltage; and detecting a defective page among the plurality of pages by performing read operations on the plurality of pages through the reference test voltage.
Abstract:
A nonvolatile memory device may include a plurality of memory blocks. The nonvolatile memory device may include a controller configured to perform an erase operation by repeating an erase loop, and may generate and store a test result based on a pass erase loop count of the erase operation in response to a result processing command. The erase loop may include applying an erase voltage to a target memory block among the memory blocks in response to an erase command.