Patent classifications
G11C2207/068
Memory system with uniform decoder and operating method of same
A memory system includes a memory array including a plurality of memory cells, and an encoder operatively coupled to the memory array, for encoding an original data element to be programmed into the memory cells into a uniform data element in which the number of 0s approximately equals the number of 1s.
MEMORY SYSTEM WITH UNIFORM DECODER AND OPERATING METHOD OF SAME
A memory system includes a memory array including a plurality of memory cells, and an encoder operatively coupled to the memory array, for encoding an original data element to be programmed into the memory cells into a uniform data element in which the number of 0s approximately equals the number of 1s.
Apparatuses and methods for sensing using an integration component
The present disclosure includes apparatuses and methods for sensing a resistance variable memory cell. A number of embodiments include circuitry to provide a programming signal to a memory cell in the array, the programming signal associated with programming the memory cell to a particular data state; and determine, via an integration component, if a data state of the memory cell changes to a different data state responsive to the programming signal being provided.
Semiconductor device including memory cell and sense amplifer, and IC card including semiconductor device
A semiconductor device includes a memory cell; circuitry that generates a reference voltage; and a sense amplifier including a first input terminal electrically connected to the memory cell, and a second input terminal electrically connected to the circuitry. The sense amplifier obtains a value in correlation with a resistance value of the memory cell based on a comparison between a sense voltage applied to the first input terminal and the reference voltage applied to the second input terminal. The sense voltage changes at a speed in correlation with the resistance value of the memory cell. In at least part of a period during which the sense voltage changes, the circuitry causes the reference voltage to change in a direction opposite to a direction in which the sense voltage changes.