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Which option describes the structure of NAND flash?
The correct answer is E. NAND flash cells are arranged into pages, which are combined to form a block. Pages are combined to form a block, then blocks are combined into a plane; finally, multiple planes from a flash drive.
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Question
Which option describes the structure of NAND flash?
Options
- ANAND flash cells are arranged into blocks, which are combined to form a page.
- BNAND flash pages are arranged into blocks, which are combined to form a cell.
- CNAND flash blocks are arranged into pages, which are combined to form a cell.
- DNAND flash cells are arranged into supercells, which are combined to form a block.
- ENAND flash cells are arranged into pages, which are combined to form a block.
How the community answered
(40 responses)- A8% (3)
- B3% (1)
- D5% (2)
- E85% (34)
Explanation
Pages are combined to form a block, then blocks are combined into a plane; finally, multiple planes from a flash drive.
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#NAND flash#flash memory#pages#blocks
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