Nonvolatile memory device efficiently changing functions of...

Static information storage and retrieval – Read/write circuit – Having particular data buffer or latch

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C365S158000, C365S209000, C365S205000

Reexamination Certificate

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06992935

ABSTRACT:
A switch section for changing the function of an FPGA is provided with a data latch circuit used for connection control. The data latch circuit includes program sections in which program data is stored in advance, and latch unit. At the time of changing the function, control signals are selectively inputted, whereby latch unit and program section are electrically coupled to each other, and a data signal stored in program section is outputted from the data latch circuit. With this arrangement, it is possible to easily change the function of an FPGA without rewriting program data.

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