Abstract: A nonvolatile semiconductor memory has a first memory chip set so as to be operated by specifying the chip address upon reset; and a second memory chip set so as not to be specified by the chip address and not to be operated upon reset, the first memory chip and the second memory chip each comprising a power-on reset circuit which detects a power supply voltage after power-on and outputs a reset signal for resetting an operation when the power supply voltage is equal to or higher than a predetermined value.

Abstract: A nonvolatile semiconductor memory has a first memory chip set so as to be operated by specifying the chip address upon reset; and a second memory chip set so as not to be specified by the chip address and not to be operated upon reset, the first memory chip and the second memory chip each comprising a power-on reset circuit which detects a power supply voltage after power-on and outputs a reset signal for resetting an operation when the power supply voltage is equal to or higher than a predetermined value.

Abstract: A non-volatile semiconductor memory is disclosed, which comprises a plurality of memory cell arrays each having a number-of-rewrites storage region allocated to a portion of a corresponding cell array, and a number-of-rewrites write control circuit which stores the number of rewrites in cell transistors of the number-of-rewrites storage regions in non-selected memory cell arrays of the plurality of memory cell arrays by executing write of data to the cell transistors at a voltage lower than an ordinary write voltage so as to change a threshold value of the cell transistors in analog fashion according to an amount of electrons injected into floating gates of the cell transistors.

Abstract: A semiconductor integrated circuit device includes a non-volatile memory having a pseudo pass function of returning a pass as a status even if a bit error reaching an allowable number of bits occurs after at least one of write or erase sequence is completed. The non-volatile memory includes an issue timing control section for controlling timing of issuing the pseudo pass function.

Abstract: A semiconductor memory device is disclosed, which includes a memory cell array including a plurality of memory cells, a built-in self-test circuit which writes test pattern data including binary 0 and binary 1 in the memory cells in units of a page to perform a test for the memory cells, a plurality of sense amplifiers which hold a plurality of data read from the memory cells in units of a page, and a detection circuit which collectively detects the plurality of data held by the sense amplifiers and outputs a detection result to the built-in self-test circuit.

Abstract: A non-volatile memory system comprises a non-volatile memory and a memory controller controlling the non-volatile memory. The non-volatile memory has a pseudo pass function of returning a pass as a status even if a bit error reaching allowable number of bits occurs after at least one of a write or erase sequence is completed. The memory controller has an allowable bit change function of changing the upper limit value of the allowable number of bits.

Abstract: A non-volatile semiconductor memory is disclosed, which comprises a plurality of memory cell arrays each having a number-of-rewrites storage region allocated to a portion of a corresponding cell array, and a number-of-rewrites write control circuit which stores the number of rewrites in cell transistors of the number-of-rewrites storage regions in non-selected memory cell arrays of the plurality of memory cell arrays by executing write of data to the cell transistors at a voltage lower than an ordinary write voltage so as to change a threshold value of the cell transistors in analog fashion according to an amount of electrons injected into floating gates of the cell transistors.

Abstract: A semiconductor memory device is disclosed, which includes a memory cell array including a plurality of memory cells, a built-in self-test circuit which writes test pattern data including binary 0 and binary 1 in the memory cells in units of a page to perform a test for the memory cells, a plurality of sense amplifiers which hold a plurality of data read from the memory cells in units of a page, and a detection circuit which collectively detects the plurality of data held by the sense amplifiers and outputs a detection result to the built-in self-test circuit.

Abstract: A non-volatile semiconductor memory is disclosed, which comprises a plurality of memory cell arrays each having a number-of-rewrites storage region allocated to a portion of a corresponding cell array, and a number-of-rewrites write control circuit which stores the number of rewrites in cell transistors of the number-of-rewrites storage regions in non-selected memory cell arrays of the plurality of memory cell arrays by executing write of data to the cell transistors at a voltage lower than an ordinary write voltage so as to change a threshold value of the cell transistors in analog fashion according to an amount of electrons injected into floating gates of the cell transistors.

Abstract: A semiconductor integrated circuit device includes a non-volatile memory having a pseudo pass function of returning a pass as a status even if a bit error reaching an allowable number of bits occurs after at least one of write or erase sequence is completed. The non-volatile memory includes an issue timing control section for controlling timing of issuing the pseudo pass function.

Abstract: A semiconductor integrated circuit device includes a non-volatile memory having a pseudo pass function of returning a pass as a status even if a bit error reaching an allowable number of bits occurs after at least one of write or erase sequence is completed. The non-volatile memory includes an issue timing control section for controlling timing of issuing the pseudo pass function.

Abstract: A non-volatile memory system comprises a non-volatile memory and a memory controller controlling the non-volatile memory. The non-volatile memory has a pseudo pass function of returning a pass as a status even if a bit error reaching allowable number of bits occurs after at least one of a write or erase sequence is completed. The memory controller has an allowable bit change function of changing the upper limit value of the allowable number of bits.

Abstract: A semiconductor integrated circuit device includes a non-volatile memory having a pseudo pass function of returning a pass as a status even if a bit error reaching an allowable number of bits occurs after at least one of write or erase sequence is completed. The non-volatile memory includes an issue timing control section for controlling timing of issuing the pseudo pass function.

Abstract: A non-volatile semiconductor memory is disclosed, which comprises a plurality of memory cell arrays each having a number-of-rewrites storage region allocated to a portion of a corresponding cell array, and a number-of-rewrites write control circuit which stores the number of rewrites in cell transistors of the number-of-rewrites storage regions in non-selected memory cell arrays of the plurality of memory cell arrays by executing write of data to the cell transistors at a voltage lower than an ordinary write voltage so as to change a threshold value of the cell transistors in analog fashion according to an amount of electrons injected into floating gates of the cell transistors.

Abstract: A non-volatile semiconductor memory is disclosed, which comprises a plurality of memory cell arrays each having a number-of-rewrites storage region allocated to a portion of a corresponding cell array, and a number-of-rewrites write control circuit which stores the number of rewrites in cell transistors of the number-of-rewrites storage regions in non-selected memory cell arrays of the plurality of memory cell arrays by executing write of data to the cell transistors at a voltage lower than an ordinary write voltage so as to change a threshold value of the cell transistors in analog fashion according to an amount of electrons injected into floating gates of the cell transistors.

Abstract: A non-volatile semiconductor memory is disclosed, which comprises a plurality of memory cell arrays each having a number-of-rewrites storage region allocated to a portion of a corresponding cell array, and a number-of-rewrites write control circuit which stores the number of rewrites in cell transistors of the number-of-rewrites storage regions in non-selected memory cell arrays of the plurality of memory cell arrays by executing write of data to the cell transistors at a voltage lower than an ordinary write voltage so as to change a threshold value of the cell transistors in analog fashion according to an amount of electrons injected into floating gates of the cell transistors.

Abstract: A non-volatile semiconductor memory is disclosed, which comprises a plurality of memory cell arrays each having a number-of-rewrites storage region allocated to a portion of a corresponding cell array, and a number-of-rewrites write control circuit which stores the number of rewrites in cell transistors of the number-of-rewrites storage regions in non-selected memory cell arrays of the plurality of memory cell arrays by executing write of data to the cell transistors at a voltage lower than an ordinary write voltage so as to change a threshold value of the cell transistors in analog fashion according to an amount of electrons injected into floating gates of the cell transistors.

Abstract: In order to avoid any malfunction for a temporary change in power supply voltage and suppress decrease in internal power supply voltage when transition is effected from the stand-by mode to the active mode, the disclosed semiconductor integrated circuit is provided with a detecting circuit which prevents malfunction in a temporary change in the power supply voltage from occurring by changing a detection level according to when the power supply voltage is increased or decreased. Further, a decrease in the internal power supply voltage immediately after the transition from the stand-by mode to the active mode is suppressed by employing a PMOS down converter in the stand-by mode and an NMOS down converter in the active mode, and setting an internal power supply voltage of the PMOS down converter in the stand-by mode higher than in the active mode.

Abstract: A non-volatile semiconductor memory is disclosed, which comprises a plurality of memory cell arrays each having a number-of-rewrites storage region allocated to a portion of a corresponding cell array, and a number-of-rewrites write control circuit which stores the number of rewrites in cell transistors of the number-of-rewrites storage regions in non-selected memory cell arrays of the plurality of memory cell arrays by executing write of data to the cell transistors at a voltage lower than an ordinary write voltage so as to change a threshold value of the cell transistors in analog fashion according to an amount of electrons injected into floating gates of the cell transistors.