Toshiba Memory Corporation

Kabushiki Kaisha Toshiba

Kioxia Corporation

Hayato Masubuchi

Naoki Kimura

Manabu Matsumoto

Toyota Morimoto

Toyokazu Eguchi

Satoshi Sakuma

According to one embodiment, a semiconductor memory system includes a substrate, a plurality of elements and an adhesive portion. The substrate has a multilayer structure in which wiring patterns are formed, and has a substantially rectangle shape in a planar view. The elements are provided and arranged along the long-side direction of a surface layer side of the substrate. The adhesive portion is filled in a gap between the elements and in a gap between the elements and the substrate, where surfaces of the elements are exposed.

Semiconductor memory system

An electronic device includes a power supply circuit, a first counter that counts the number of times that supply of external power to the power supply circuit is stopped, a second counter that is operated by a first power and counts the number of times that generation of the plurality of kinds of power is stopped, a third counter counting the number of times that any of the plurality of kinds of power is dropped to a predetermined voltage or less, a non-volatile first memory storing status information indicating whether or not supply of the external power to the power supply circuit is properly stopped, and a fourth counter that counts the number of times that the supply of the external power to the power supply circuit is properly stopped and the number of times that the supply of the external power to the power supply circuit is abnormally stopped.

Electronic device and information recording method of electronic device

According to one embodiment, a controller acquires temperature data periodically while receiving a first mode designating signal, writes the temperature data into a nonvolatile storage while or after the first mode designating signal, acquires temperature data after a lapse of a predetermined time from designation of the second mode, writes the temperature data into the nonvolatile storage while or after a lapse of a predetermined time since the designation of the second mode, acquires temperature data at a timing of changing from the second mode to the first mode, and write the acquired temperature data into the nonvolatile storage at or after the timing of changing from the second mode to the first mode.

Storage device and control method

When a disc is driven at a low speed, the number of tracks crossed by a beam spot of an optical pickup (3) is determined as the number of crossing tracks corresponding to an amount of mass eccentricity of the disc. If this number of crossing tracks exceeds a first threshold value, the disc is rejected as a non-conforming disc. When the disc is driven at a high speed, the number of tracks crossed by the beam spot is determined, a value remaining by subtracting the number of crossing tracks at the low speed from the number of crossing tracks at the high speed is determined as an amount of vibration produced owing to a mass eccentricity of the disc. Thus, a disc drive which can make an extremely precise detection of a magnitude of vibration resulting from the mass eccentricity of the disc without using a sensor component for detecting the vibration can be provided.

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Kanagawa, Japan

Hayato Masubuchi