Semiconductor device having a nonvolatile memory array and...

Static information storage and retrieval – Floating gate – Data security

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C365S195000, C365S051000, C365S063000, C711S103000, C711S163000, C438S201000

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11022779

ABSTRACT:
A data processor includes an authentication circuit for judging access right. The data processor further includes a nonvolatile memory cell array formed on an insulator film of a chip, and a conductor layer provided between a logic circuit of the authentication circuit and the nonvolatile memory cell array. The nonvolatile memory cell array can store at least part of authentication information or an authentication program.

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