Abstract

Although NAND flash memory does a lot of work in effectively using Error Correcting Code(ECC) to reduce Uncorrectable Bit Error Rate(UBER). However, if the Frame Error Rate(FER) is not reduced, the lower UBER cannot effectively reduce the read latency of the flash memory system. This phenomenon is especially evident at the end of the flash memory lifetime, where conventional methods significantly reduce the UBER but not to zero, and the remaining error bits are still evenly distributed throughout the flash memory page, resulting in a significant increase in read latency. In this paper, an interleaved LDPC decoding scheme is proposed. By re-evaluating the flash memory channel during the decoding process, the codewords in the flash memory page are corrected frame by frame, and the problem of high FER is solved at the end of the flash memory lifetime. Compared with the conventional algorithm, the proposed method can reduce the FER by up to 34%, reduce the average decoding iterations by 63.4%, and reduce the read latency by up to 65%.

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