Skip to content

NAND Flash Memory

  • mail
NAND Flash Memory A type of flash memory where the semiconductor’s cells are aligned vertically. Flash memory can be classified based on the electrical circuit alignment within the semiconductor chip. That with a vertical alignment is called NAND flash, while that with a horizontal alignment is called NOR flash. It is easier to increase the storage capacity of NAND flash and is faster in writing data, while NOR flash is better at reading data faster. NAND flash aligns memory cells vertically, which makes mass storage possible in a small space by stacking the cells. Furthermore, it locates data orderly, so it reads data slower than NOR flash. However, its data-recording speed is much faster than that of NOR flash as it does not need to remember each cell’s location. Therefore, as mass storage is made possible with NAND flash, it is used as the storage device for various mobile devices and electronics.
플래시메모리
플래시메모리
Related contents
Related Contents

Would you like to
leave this page? If you leave this page, the content you are creating
will not be saved.

Back Leave

Registration Are you sure you want to submit this?

Back
Thank you! Please confirm your registration

Your subscription is not active yet!
An email with an activation link
has just been sent to your email address.
Please activate your subscription by clicking on
the activation link inside the email.

Confirm
Thank you! Please confirm

your existing registration

You have already registered, but before we can send you the
information about upcoming events, we need your confirmation.

If you missed our previous email, please use the button below to resend it.
To activate your subscription, please click on the link included in the email.

Resend
Alert

To proceed, please click on the "check" button located in the email section.

Confirm