Abstract:
A nonvolatile memory device may include a plurality of memory planes and a plurality of plane-dedicated pad sets. The plurality of memory planes may include a plurality of memory cell arrays including nonvolatile memory cells and a plurality of page buffer circuits. Each of the plurality of page buffer circuits may be connected to ones of the nonvolatile memory cells included in each of the plurality of memory cell arrays through bitlines. A plurality of plane-dedicated pad sets may be connected to the plurality of page buffer circuits through a plurality of data paths respectively such that each of the plurality plane-dedicated pad sets is dedicatedly connected to each of the plurality of page buffer circuits. A bandwidth of a data transfer may be increased by reducing a data transfer delay and supporting a parallel data transfer, and power consumption may be decreased by removing data multiplexing and/or signal routing.
Abstract:
A semiconductor package includes an external electrode, an interface chip, and a semiconductor chip. The interface chip includes an external interface pad bonded to the external electrode, a plurality of internal interface pads, and an interface circuit coupled between the external interface pad and the plurality of internal interface pads. The semiconductor chip includes a signal pad that is selectively bonded to one of the plurality of internal interface pads. The interface circuit activates a connection between a selected pad, which corresponds to a pad that is bonded to the signal pad among the plurality of internal interface pads, and the external interface pad, and deactivates connections between unselected pads, which correspond to pads that are not bonded to the signal pad among the plurality of internal interface pads, and the external interface pad.
Abstract:
A non-volatile memory device includes a memory cell array including a plurality of memory cells, a page buffer circuit, and a control logic circuit. The page buffer circuit includes a plurality of first page buffers and a plurality of second page buffers, each including a sense latch, a data latch, and a cache latch. The sense latch senses data stored in the memory cell array and dumps the sensed data to the data latch, the data latch dumps the data dumped by the sense latch to the cache latch, and the cache latch transmits the data dumped by the data latch to a data I/O circuit. While the cache latch included in at least one of the plurality of first page buffers is performing a data transmit operation, the data latch included in at least one of the plurality of second page buffers performs a data dumping operation.