A method of operating a non-volatile memory, the non-volatile memory comprising a memory area having a plurality of bit-lines and a plurality of word-lines, a current source being supplied via a first supply voltage, a power supply circuit configured to generate a first voltage and a second voltage, the second voltage being smaller than the first voltage, the first voltage corresponding to or being smaller than the first supply voltage, and the second voltage corresponding to or being greater than a second supply voltage, and a row decoder comprising a demultiplexer configured to provide enable signals, a respective enable signal for each word-line, and to assert one of the enable signals as a first function of an address signal, the demultiplexer being supplied by the second supply voltage, each enable signal being connected to either the second supply voltage or ground, and the row decoder comprising, for each word-line, a pull-up connected between the respective word-line and the first supply voltage, a first n-channel field-effect transistor (FET), a source terminal of the first n-channel FET being connected to the ground, and a gate terminal of the first n-channel FET is connected to a first signal, a second n-channel FET, a drain terminal of the second n-channel FET being connected to the respective word-line, a source terminal of the second n-channel FET is connected to a drain terminal of the first n-channel FET, and a gate terminal of the second n-channel FET is connected to the second voltage, a first p-channel FET, a drain terminal of the first p-channel FET being connected to the second voltage, a source terminal of the first p-channel FET is connected to the respective word-line, and a gate terminal of the first p-channel FET is connected to a second signal, a bias circuit, a first delay circuit, and a second delay circuit, the method comprising:
- providing the first supply voltage and the second supply voltage to the non-volatile memory, the second supply voltage being smaller than the first supply voltage;
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- providing the address signal to the row decoder.