Abstract: A nonvolatile memory device includes an array of magnetic memory cells, and control logic circuit having a voltage generator therein, which is configured to generate a gate voltage. A row decoder is provided, which is connected by word lines to the array of magnetic memory cells, and has a word line driver driven therein, which is responsive to the gate voltage. A column decoder is provided, which is connected by bit lines and source lines to the array of magnetic memory cells. A write driver is provided, which has a write voltage generating circuit therein that is configured to output a write voltage, in response to: (i) a reference voltage generated using a replica magnetic memory cell, and (ii) a feedback voltage generated using a magnetic memory cell in which a write operation is to be performed.

Abstract: A semiconductor device includes a first memory cell array including a plurality of first memory cells, a plurality of first reference cells and a plurality of first dummy cells, a second memory cell array including a plurality of second memory cells, a plurality of second reference cells and a plurality of second dummy cells, an input/output circuit provided between the first memory cell array and the second memory cell array, a first column decoder connected between the first memory cell array and the input/output circuit and a second column decoder connected between the second memory cell array and the input/output circuit. The second column decoder connects one of the plurality of second dummy cells and the plurality of second memory cells to a selected sense amplifier of the input/output circuit, when the first column decoder connects a selected first memory cell to the selected sense amplifier.

Abstract: A memory device including a memory cell array including a first sub memory cell array including a first memory cell and a second sub memory cell array including a second memory cell, a merged write driver including a first write circuit receiving n-bit data (n being a natural number ?2) through a write input/output line, outputting a first write voltage to a merged node in response to a first data bit of the n-bit data, and outputting a second write voltage to the merged node in response to a second data bit of the n-bit data, and a column decoder including a first column multiplexer applying a first voltage of the merged node corresponding to the first data bit to the first memory cell and a second column multiplexer applying a second voltage of the merged node corresponding to the second data bit to the second memory cell.

Abstract: A nonvolatile memory device includes an array of magnetic memory cells, and control logic circuit having a voltage generator therein, which is configured to generate a gate voltage. A row decoder is provided, which is connected by word lines to the array of magnetic memory cells, and has a word line driver driven therein, which is responsive to the gate voltage. A column decoder is provided, which is connected by bit lines and source lines to the array of magnetic memory cells. A write driver is provided, which has a write voltage generating circuit therein that is configured to output a write voltage, in response to: (i) a reference voltage generated using a replica magnetic memory cell, and (ii) a feedback voltage generated using a magnetic memory cell in which a write operation is to be performed.

Abstract: A memory device which includes a control logic circuit that generates a write enable signal based on a write command, a first memory cell connected with a first word line and a first column line, a first write circuit that receives first write data to be stored in the first memory cell through a first write input/output line and applies a write voltage to a first data line based on the first write data in response to the write enable signal, and a first column multiplexer circuit that selects the first column line and connects the first column line with the first data line in response to a first column select signal, such that the write voltage is applied to the first memory cell. The first write circuit applies the write voltage to a bulk port of the first column multiplexer circuit in response to the write enable signal.

Abstract: Disclosed is a flip-flop based on a nonvolatile memory. The flip-flop based on the nonvolatile memory includes a flip-flop unit to output output data, a nonvolatile memory unit electrically connected to the flip-flop unit and to store backup data, and a backup controller to selectively control a backup operation for backing up the output data to the backup data, based on whether the backup data are the same as the output data.

Abstract: Disclosed is a flip-flop based on a nonvolatile memory. The flip-flop based on the nonvolatile memory includes a flip-flop unit to output output data, a nonvolatile memory unit electrically connected to the flip-flop unit and to store backup data, and a backup controller to selectively control a backup operation for backing up the output data to the backup data, based on whether the backup data are the same as the output data.

Abstract: A semiconductor device includes a line driving unit connected to a memory cell array, a switch unit including first and second output terminals electrically connected to the memory cell array through a plurality of bit lines and a plurality of source lines, and a power supply unit outputting a precharge voltage and a source voltage to the first and second output terminals. The power supply unit includes a negative voltage generation unit that charge-shares the precharge voltage to be charged with a first voltage and discharges the first voltage to one side to generate a negative voltage on the other side.

Abstract: A semiconductor device includes a line driving unit connected to a memory cell array, a switch unit including first and second output terminals electrically connected to the memory cell array through a plurality of bit lines and a plurality of source lines, and a power supply unit outputting a precharge voltage and a source voltage to the first and second output terminals. The power supply unit includes a negative voltage generation unit that charge-shares the precharge voltage to be charged with a first voltage and discharges the first voltage to one side to generate a negative voltage on the other side.