Non-volatile semiconductor storage device with two write modes
AssigneeToshiba Memory Corporation
InventorsKazuto Uehara, Yoshikazu Harada, Kenta Shibasaki, Junichi Sato, Akio Sugahara
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AssigneeToshiba Memory Corporation
InventorsKazuto Uehara, Yoshikazu Harada, Kenta Shibasaki, Junichi Sato, Akio Sugahara
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A non-volatile semiconductor storage device includes a memory cell array and a control circuit configured to control a data write operation for the memory cell array in a first or second write mode in response to a write command sequence. In the first write mode, the control circuit performs a first write operation, which includes an operation in which one or more bit lines are charged according to write data and an operation in which a write voltage is applied to a selected word line according to address data included in the write command sequence. In the second write mode, the control circuit performs a second write operation, which includes the operation in which the one or more bit lines are charged according to the write data and does not include the operation in which the write voltage is applied to the selected word line.
A non-volatile semiconductor storage device comprising:
A non-volatile semiconductor storage device comprising:
A method of operating a non-volatile semiconductor storage device having a memory cell array that includes a plurality of non-volatile memory cells that are connected to a plurality of bit lines and a plurality of word lines in one of a first write mode and a second write mode in response to a write command sequence, said method comprising:
A method of operating a non-volatile semiconductor storage device having a memory cell array that includes a plurality of non-volatile memory cells that are connected to a plurality of bit lines, a plurality of word lines in one of a first write mode and a second write mode in response to a write command sequence, an input/output circuit, and a data buffer that is connected to the input/output circuit via a data path, the method comprising:
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