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non-volatile memory array

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"Non-volatile memory array" refers to a set of non-volatile storage cells (also referred to as memory cells or non-volatile memory cells) organized into an array structure having rows and columns. A memory array is addressable using a row identifier and a column identifier.Those of skill in the art recognize that a memory array may comprise the set of memory cells within a plane, the set of memory cells within a memory die, the set of memory cells within a set of planes, the set of memory cells within a set of memory die, the set of memory cells within a memory package, the set of memory cells within a set of memory packages, or with other known memory cell set architectures and configurations.  A memory array may include a set of memory cells at a number of levels of organization within a storage or memory system.  In one embodiment, memory cells within a plane may be organized into a memory array. In one embodiment, memory cells within a plurality of planes of a memory die may be organized into a memory array.  In one embodiment, memory cells within a plurality of memory dies of a memory device may be organized into a memory array.