Renesas Electronics Corporation

Renesas Technology Corp.

Meiji Dairies Corporation

Takashi Iwase

Ken Matsubara

Masamichi Fujito

Takahiro Yokoyama

Makoto Mizuno

Takashi Kurafuji

Yasunobu Aoki

Yuji Uji

Tomohiro Uchiyama

Shuichi Sato

Kenji Kawada

Satoru Nakanishi

Takashi Kono

Koichi Takeda

Yoshitaka Nakamura

Hidenori Mitani

Kiyoshi Yamada

Masaki Terahara

Jun Setogawa

Masako Yajima

Itaru Moro

Kuniyasu Ochiai

Mamoru Totsuka

Toru Matsushita

Fumiko Yamada

According to an embodiment, a word line driver includes: a first inverter that is driven by a first power supply voltage and inverts and outputs a decode signal; a second inverter that is driven by a second power supply voltage and inverts and outputs the decode signal; a first PMOS transistor that is controlled to be turned on or off on the basis of an output signal of the second inverter; a first NMOS transistor that is controlled to be turned on or off on the basis of an output signal of the first inverter; and a second PMOS transistor that is provided between a power supply voltage terminal to which the second power supply voltage is supplied and the gate of the first PMOS transistor and is temporarily turned on in synchronization with falling of the decode signal.

Driving circuit, semiconductor device including the same, and control method of the driving circuit

According to an embodiment, a semiconductor device includes a pre-charge transistor configured to supply a pre-charge voltage to a bit line, a sense amplifier configured to change a logic level of an output signal according to a result of a comparison between a drawing current of a storage element and a reference current, a clamp transistor disposed between the bit line BL and the sense amplifier, and a clamp voltage output transistor, in which a gate of the clamp voltage output transistor is connected to a gate of the clamp transistor, a source of the clamp voltage output transistor is connected to a back gate thereof, the pre-charge voltage is supplied to the source of the clamp voltage output transistor, a drain of the clamp voltage output transistor is connected to the gate thereof, and a ground voltage is supplied to a back gate of the clamp transistor.

Semiconductor device

In order to reduce the manufacturing cost, a flash memory includes a memory cell array formed by a plurality of memory cells arranged in a matrix shape; a plurality of word lines provided in each column of the memory cell array; a first word line driver that outputs a first voltage group to each of the word lines; and a second word line driver that outputs a second voltage group to each of the word lines together with the first word line driver.

Flash memory

Operational stability of the nonvolatile memory in plural power supply voltage modes set up in advance corresponding to the power supply voltage level is realized. A nonvolatile memory is configured with a memory array, a charge pump, a distributor for selecting an output voltage of the charge pump, and a sequencer for controlling operation of the charge pump and the distributor. The nonvolatile memory is also provided with an analyzer which notifies the sequencer of a power supply voltage mode selectively specified among plural power supply voltage modes set up in advance corresponding to power supply voltage levels, and which detects mismatch between the power supply voltage mode notified to the sequencer and an actually supplied power supply voltage and limits the operation of the charge pump and the distributor with the use of the sequencer, based on the detection result. An operational stability of the nonvolatile memory is realized.

Nonvolatile memory, data processing apparatus, and microcomputer application system

A nonvolatile semiconductor memory device is provided which can accurately read data with low consumption current. The flash memory selects a memory cell according to an external address signal in response to the leading edge of a clock signal and reads data from the memory cell in response to the leading edge of the clock signal in the normal read mode, whereas, in the low-speed read mode for performing a read operation with lower power consumption than that of the normal read mode, reads data from the memory cell in response to the trailing edge of the clock signal. Therefore, data can be accurately read even if noise is generated in response to the leading edge of the clock signal in the low-speed read mode, because the noise level has dropped at the trailing edge of the clock signal.

Nonvolatile semiconductor memory device

The semiconductor device includes a nonvolatile memory, having a memory array containing 1-bit twin cells, each composed of electrically rewritable first and second storage devices, the first and second storage devices holding binary data according to difference of their threshold voltages, and having different retention characteristics depending on difference of the binary data thereof; a read circuit for differentially amplifying complementary data output from the first and second storage devices of the twin cell selected for read, and judging information stored in the twin cell; and a control circuit. Two memory cells constituting a twin cell are arranged to hold different data. Therefore, even when the retention performance of one memory cell deteriorates, the difference between data held by the two memory cells can be maintained. Hence, differential amplification of such difference enables acquisition of proper stored information. Thus, retention performance of an electrically rewritable nonvolatile memory cell is improved.

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Composition for immunostimulation

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Tokyo, Japan

Takashi Iwase