Semiconductor storage device and method of controlling the same
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1. A semiconductor storage device comprising:
- a first nonvolatile memory to store user data of a file;
a second nonvolatile memory to store management data of the file, the second nonvolatile memory being different in type from the first nonvolatile memory;
a controller to control read/write of data with respect to the first and second nonvolatile memories; and
a conversion unit to perform data conversion to write data in the second nonvolatile memory with a bit width smaller than that of data outputted from the first nonvolatile memory, when data is transferred from the first nonvolatile memory to the second nonvolatile memory.
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Abstract
A semiconductor storage device includes a first nonvolatile memory to store user data of a file, a second nonvolatile memory to store management data of the file, the second nonvolatile memory being different in type from the first nonvolatile memory, and a controller to control read/write of data with respect to the first and second nonvolatile memories.
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1. A semiconductor storage device comprising:
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a first nonvolatile memory to store user data of a file; a second nonvolatile memory to store management data of the file, the second nonvolatile memory being different in type from the first nonvolatile memory; a controller to control read/write of data with respect to the first and second nonvolatile memories; and a conversion unit to perform data conversion to write data in the second nonvolatile memory with a bit width smaller than that of data outputted from the first nonvolatile memory, when data is transferred from the first nonvolatile memory to the second nonvolatile memory. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3)
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4. A method of controlling a semiconductor storage device including a first nonvolatile memory and a second nonvolatile memory different in type from the first nonvolatile memory, comprising:
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determining whether data requested to be written corresponds to management data of a file or user data; writing data into the second nonvolatile memory, when data corresponds to the management data; writing data into the first nonvolatile memory, when data corresponds to the user data; and performing data conversion to write data in the second nonvolatile memory with a bit width smaller than that of data outputted from the first nonvolatile memory, when data is transferred from the first nonvolatile memory to the second nonvolatile memory. - View Dependent Claims (5, 6)
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