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SEMICONDUCTOR MEMORY SYSTEM SELECTIVELY STORING DATA IN NON-VOLATILE MEMORIES BASED ON DATA CHARACTERSTICS

  • US 20120271985A1
  • Filed: 04/20/2012
  • Published: 10/25/2012
  • Est. Priority Date: 04/20/2011
  • Status: Abandoned Application
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1. A semiconductor memory system comprising:

  • a memory controller; and

    a semiconductor memory device, comprising;

    a memory block including a first non-volatile memory allocated to a first region having a first address range of physical addresses and a second non-volatile memory allocated to a second region having a second address range of physical addresses different from the first address range, the first and second address ranges being mapped to logical addresses of a storing region in a host device; and

    a memory transmission and reception unit for performing data input and output operations between the host device and the first non-volatile memory using a first data input and output type, and performing data input and output operations between the host device and the second non-volatile memory using a second data input and output type,wherein data to be stored in the memory device are selectively stored via the memory transmission and reception unit in one of the first non-volatile memory or the second non-volatile memory based on characteristics of the data.

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