NAND Flash 1 and 0

By: Joern Engel (joern.delete@this.purestorage.com), November 25, 2022 12:00 am
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jokerman (jo.delete@this.ker.man) on November 24, 2022 12:13 pm wrote:
> For NAND flash, to change 0 to 1, erasing and reprogramming of the whole block is needed.
> Transisitons from 1 to 0 are easier to do.

That used to be true for NOR flash, but never worked for NAND. Once you introduce ECC, the checksum will have to flip bits both ways to match new data.
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  switching between 0 and 1 is what consumes powerHeikki Kultala2022/11/21 07:23 AM
    Thank you all for your answers. (NT)Andrey2022/11/21 08:29 AM
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    NAND Flash 1 and 0Joern Engel2022/11/25 12:00 AM
      NAND Flash 1 and 0Ungo2022/11/25 02:26 AM
        The ECC needs to be stored. as ones ane zeroes (NT)Heikki Kultala2022/11/25 08:31 AM
          The ECC needs to be stored. as ones ane zeroesanon22022/11/25 05:07 PM
            The ECC needs to be stored. as ones ane zeroesHeikki Kultala2022/11/26 12:48 AM
              The ECC needs to be stored. as ones ane zeroesanon22022/11/26 02:00 AM
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