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What is the flash memory ?

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NAND share source/drain between adjacent cells, which save the area for contact.

this incur lower Area per Bit.
 

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it is obvious that mirrorbit is the main cost-down factor for spansion(formerly AMD) flash series.
 

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How about Samsung's OneNAND?
 

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jackjtchan said:
How about Samsung's OneNAND?

OneNAND = NOR I/F Logic + NAND

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Anybody has detailed docs about Mirrorbit?
 

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flash memory is that type of memory which is more useful in microcontroller burning time as 8751 uc uses eprom when the time to burn a program it takes 15 to 20 min to erase and then burn it . but in 89c51 uc it has flash memory it takes only few microseconds means very very less of sec time . so its very beneficial for us .

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flash memory is that type of memory which is more useful in microcontroller burning time as 8751 uc uses eprom when the time to burn a program it takes 15 to 20 min to erase and then burn it . but in 89c51 uc it has flash memory it takes only few microseconds means very very less of sec time . so its very beneficial for us .
 

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mirrorbit/twinflash is essentially another technology wherein charge is trapped not in floating gate but in a ONO layer over gate of transistor.specifically for mirror bit, it is a virtualgnd NOR array but can be tricked to use it as a NAND as well(though not a good idea in my opinion!!) , also they are used as storing two bits(pits of charge) on drain and source side separately,hence are inherently multibit(not multilevel,though newer designs of these types are multilevel as well, look to saifun for reference as they are inventors of this concept).FN tunnelling and Channel hot electron is the mechanism to erase and pgm respectively as in NOR but as pgm is faster with CHE,so can be used with NAND interface as well.
 

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you may search this with google!

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the huge difference is that SRAM and DRAM can't save the data when power down but Flash can do it.
 

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