Non-volatile memory device
AssigneeHynix Semiconductor Inc.
InventorMin-Su Kim
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Abstract
A non-volatile memory device includes a first bank including a plurality of first page buffers, a second bank including a plurality of second page buffers, and an address counter configured to count a first address and a second address in response to a clock before a first time in a period for performing a read operation and count the first address and the second address in response to a bank address after the first time, wherein data of the first page buffers are sequentially outputted in response to the first address, and data of the second page buffers are sequentially outputted in response to the second address.
Claims16
A non-volatile memory device, comprising:
- a first bank including a plurality of first page buffers;
- a second bank including a plurality of second page buffers;
- and
- an address counter configured to count a first address and a second address in response to a clock before a first time in a period for performing a read operation and count the first address and the second address in response to a bank address after the first time,
- wherein data of the first page buffers are sequentially outputted in response to the first address, and data of the second page buffers are sequentially outputted in response to the second address,
- wherein the first time indicates a time when a command latch enable signal and an address latch enable signal are enabled.
A non-volatile memory device, comprising:
- a bank including a plurality of page buffers;
- and
- an address counter configured to count an address in response to a clock before a first time in a period for performing a read operation and count the address in response to bank address after the first time,
- wherein data of the page buffers are sequentially outputted in response to the address,
- wherein the first time indicates a time when a command latch enable signal and an address latch enable signal are enabled.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.