Serial programming mode for non-volatile memory
AssigneeIntel Corporation
InventorsDavid B. James, Peter T. Larsen
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AssigneeIntel Corporation
InventorsDavid B. James, Peter T. Larsen
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A method and apparatus for storing a value in a non-volatile memory device is disclosed. The non-volatile memory device includes a plurality of address pins for concurrently receiving the respective bits of an address value while the non-volatile memory device is in a parallel interface mode. In response to one or more signals, the non-volatile memory device is transitioned to a serial interface mode to enable a serial input. A sequence of bits is received in the non-volatile memory device via the serial input. The first portion of the sequence of bits represents a store command and a second portion of the sequence of bits represents a data value. The data value represented by the second portion of the sequence of bits is then stored in the non-volatile memory device in response to the store command represented by the first portion of the sequence of bits.
A method for storing a value in a non-volatile memory device having a plurality of address pins for concurrently receiving the respective bits of an address value while the memory device is in a parallel interface mode, said method comprising:
A method for programming a non-volatile memory device, said method comprising:
A non-volatile semiconductor memory device comprising:
An apparatus comprising:
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