Method of controlling page buffer having dual register and...

Static information storage and retrieval – Floating gate – Particular connection

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C365S185080, C365S189050

Reexamination Certificate

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11008362

ABSTRACT:
Disclosed are a method of controlling a page buffer having a dual register and a control circuit thereof. In the present invention, during a normal program operation, a normal program operation is performed through the same transmission path as a data transmission path along which data is outputted from bit lines of a memory cell array to a YA pad according to a signal PBDO used in a read operation. A program operating time can be reduced and the whole program operation of a chip can be thus reduced. It is also possible to reduce current consumption by shortening a data path during the normal program operation.

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