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1-14. (canceled)
15. An assembly comprising:
a door leaf;
at least two hinges each comprising a door-side and a wall-side hinge part, each having a longitudinal bore;
at least two hinge pins onto which the hinge parts can be plugged, characterized in that the door leaf has at least two undercut blind holes; and
at least two expanding plugs which each have a distal expanding element and a proximal retaining and abutment element, and expander means for expanding the expanding plugs are provided, as also are fastening means for fastening the hinge to the door leaf.
16. The assembly according to claim 15, characterized in that the proximal expanding element of the expanding plug is in the form of a body having expanding hooks which is provided with an inside thread.
17. The assembly according to claim 15, characterized in that the proximal retaining and abutment element of the expanding plug is in the form of a multi-sided screw head.
18. The assembly according to claim 15, characterized in that the expanderfastening means have a screwed pin and a nut.
19. The assembly according to claim 18, characterized in that the screwed pin has a polygonal socket.
20. The assembly according to claim 15, characterized in that the hinge part has a through-hole, preferably a slotted hole.
21. The assembly according to claim 15, characterized in that the expanderfastening means have an assembling part which is able to be fixed in the door leaf and which has a bore to receive a screw having a shank and a head, by which screw the assembling part can be screwed to the expanding plug.
22. The assembly according to claim 21, characterized in that the bore in the assembling part is eccentric.
23. The assembly according to claim 21, characterized in that the head of the screw and the bore in the assembling part are tapered.
24. The assembly according to claim 21, characterized in that a blind hole to receive the assembling part is provided in the hinge part.
25. The assembly according to claim 24, characterized in that the assembling part can be fixed in the hinge part by a clamping screw which can be screwed into a bore in the hinge part.
26. The assembly according to Clam 15, characterized in that the hinge pin has a circumferential projection.
27. The assembly according to claim 15, characterized in that the door leaf is composed of a mineral or plastics material.
28. A shower stall comprising:
one or more side-walls;
and one or more assemblies, each assembly comprising:
a door leaf;
at least two hinges each comprising a door-side and a wall-side hinge part, each having a longitudinal bore;
at least two hinge pins onto which the hinge parts can be plugged, characterized in that the door leaf has at least two undercut blind holes; and
at least two expanding plugs which each have a distal expanding element and a proximal retaining and abutment element, and expander means for expanding the expanding plugs are provided, as also are fastening means for fastening the hinge to the door leaf.

The claims below are in addition to those above.
All refrences to claim(s) which appear below refer to the numbering after this setence.

What is claimed is:

1. A read device for a semiconductor memory that comprises a memory cell and a first reference cell for outputting a voltage at a first reference level to be compared with the output voltage of said memory cell, said device reading out the stored data of said memory cell by comparing the output voltage of said memory cell with the output voltage of said first reference cell, said device comprising:
a judging section for judging as to whether or not the output voltages of said memory cell and said first reference cell have reached their respective comparable levels; and
a comparing section for comparing the output voltage of said memory cell with the output voltage of said first reference cell in accordance with the result of judgment by said judging section, and outputting the comparison result as said stored data of said memory cell.
2. The device according to claim 1, wherein said memory further comprises:
a second reference cell for outputting a voltage at a second reference level higher than said first reference level; and
a third reference cell for outputting a voltage at a third reference level lower than said first reference level, and
said judging section compares the output voltage of said first reference cell with the output voltage of said second reference cell and with the output voltage of said third reference cell, for judging, on the basis of the comparison results, as to whether or not the output voltages of said memory cell and said first reference cell have reached their respective comparable levels.
3. The device according to claim 2, wherein said judging section comprises:
a first latch section for storing the comparison result of the output voltage of said first reference cell with the output voltage of said second reference cell; and
a second latch section for storing the comparison result of the output voltage of said first reference cell with the output voltage of said third reference cell, and,
when reading out the data stored in said memory cell, said first and second latch sections are initialized at the beginning of the reading operation, and, after elapse of a predetermined period of time, when the comparison results stored in said first and second latch sections change from their initialized values, it is judged that the output voltages of said memory cell and said first reference cell have reached their respective comparable levels.
4. The device according to claim 2, wherein the voltage at said second reference level is equal to or lower than a voltage at a reference level for verifying in a data writing operation of said semiconductor memory, and the voltage at said third reference level is equal to or higher than a voltage at a reference level for verifying in a data erasing operation of said semiconductor memory.
5. The device according to claim 2, wherein the threshold voltage of said second reference cell is higher than that of said first reference cell, and the threshold voltage of said third reference cell is lower than that of said first reference cell.
6. The device according to claim 2, wherein the rising time of the gate voltage of said second reference cell is longer than that of said first reference cell, and the rising time of the gate voltage of said third reference cell is shorter than that of said first reference cell.
7. The device according to claim 1, wherein said memory further comprises a second reference cell for outputting a voltage at a second reference level different from said first reference level, and
said judging section compares the output voltage of said first reference cell with the output voltage of said second reference cell, for judging, on the basis of the comparison result, as to whether or not the output voltages of said memory cell and said first reference cell have reached their respective comparable levels.
8. The device according to claim 1, wherein said memory further comprises:
a second reference cell for outputting a voltage at a second reference level different from said first reference level; and
a third reference cell for outputting a voltage of a third reference level different from either of said first and second reference levels, and
said judging section compares the output voltage of said second reference cell with the output voltage of said third reference cell, for judging, on the basis of the comparison result, as to whether or not the output voltages of said memory cell and said first reference cell have reached their respective comparable levels.
9. The device according to claim 1, wherein said memory cell stores any of N values (N is a natural number other than one), and said memory comprises:
first reference cells for outputting voltages at (N1) first reference levels to be compared with the output voltage of said memory cell;
second reference cells for outputting voltages at (N1) second reference levels each of which is higher than the corresponding one of said (N1) first reference levels; and
third reference cells for outputting voltages at (N1) third reference levels each of which is lower than the corresponding one of said (N1) first reference levels; and
said judging section compares the output voltage of each of said (N1) first reference cells with the output voltage of the corresponding one of said second reference cells and with the output voltage of the corresponding one of said third reference cells, for judging, on the basis of the comparison results, as to whether or not the output voltages of said memory cell and said first reference cell have reached their respective comparable levels.
10. The device according to claim 9, wherein the voltage at each of said second reference levels is equal to or lower than a voltage at a reference level for verifying in writing the data value that is to be read out with the corresponding one of said first reference cells, and the voltage at each of said third reference levels is equal to or higher than a voltage at a reference level for verifying in erasing the data value that is to be read out with the corresponding one of said first reference cells.
11. A read method for a semiconductor memory that comprises a memory cell and a first reference cell for outputting a voltage at a first reference level to be compared with the output voltage of said memory cell, the stored data of said memory cell being read out by comparing the output voltage of said memory cell with the output voltage of said first reference cell, said method comprising the steps of:
judging as to whether or not the output voltages of said memory cell and said first reference cell have reached their respective comparable levels;
comparing the output voltage of said memory cell with the output voltage of said first reference cell in accordance with the judgment result; and
outputting the comparison result as said stored data of said memory cell.
12. The method according to claim 11, wherein said memory further comprises:
a second reference cell for outputting a voltage at a second reference level higher than said first reference level; and
a third reference cell for outputting a voltage at a third reference level lower than said first reference level, and
the output voltage of said first reference cell is compared with the output voltage of said second reference cell and with the output voltage of said third reference cell, for judging, on the basis of the comparison results, as to whether or not the output voltages of said memory cell and said first reference cell have reached their respective comparable levels.
13. The method according to claim 12, wherein
a first latch section is provided for storing the comparison result of the output voltage of said first reference cell with the output voltage of said second reference cell,
a second latch section is provided for storing the comparison result of the output voltage of said first reference cell with the output voltage of said third reference cell, and,
when reading out the data stored in said memory cell, said first and second latch sections are initialized at the beginning of the reading operation, and, after elapse of a predetermined period of time, when the comparison results stored in said first and second latch sections change from their initialized values, it is judged that the output voltages of said memory cell and said first reference cell have reached their respective comparable levels.
14. The method according to claim 12, wherein the voltage at said second reference level is equal to or lower than a voltage at a reference level for verifying in a data writing operation of said semiconductor memory, and the voltage at said third reference level is equal to or higher than a voltage at a reference level for verifying in a data erasing operation of said semiconductor memory.
15. The method according to claim 11, wherein said memory further comprises a second reference cell for outputting a voltage at a second reference level different from said first reference level, and
the output voltage of said first reference cell is compared with the output voltage of said second reference cell, for judging, on the basis of the comparison result, as to whether or not the output voltages of said memory cell and said first reference cell have reached their respective comparable levels.
16. The method according to claim 11, wherein said memory further comprises:
a second reference cell for outputting a voltage at a second reference level different from said first reference level; and
a third reference cell for outputting a voltage of a third reference level different from either of said first and second reference levels, and
the output voltage of said second reference cell is compared with the output voltage of said third reference cell, for judging, on the basis of the comparison result, as to whether or not the output voltages of said memory cell and said first reference cell have reached their respective comparable levels.
17. The method according to claim 11, wherein said memory cell stores any of N values (N is a natural number other than one), and said memory comprises:
first reference cells for outputting voltages at (N1) first reference levels to be compared with the output voltage of said memory cell;
second reference cells for outputting voltages at (N1) second reference levels each of which is higher than the corresponding one of said (N1) first reference levels; and
third reference cells for outputting voltages at (N1) third reference levels each of which is lower than the corresponding one of said (N1) first reference levels; and
the output voltage of each of said (N1) first reference cells is compared with the output voltage of the corresponding one of said second reference cells and with the output voltage of the corresponding one of said third reference cells, for judging, on the basis of the comparison results, as to whether or not the output voltages of said memory cell and said first reference cell have reached their respective comparable levels.
18. The method according to claim 17, wherein the voltage at each of said second reference levels is equal to or lower than a voltage at a reference level for verifying in writing the data value that is to be read out with the corresponding one of said first reference cells, and the voltage at each of said third reference levels is equal to or higher than a voltage at a reference level for verifying in erasing the data value that is to be read out with the corresponding one of said first reference cells.