Abstract:
A method of resetting a variable resistance memory cell in a nonvolatile memory device includes; programming the memory cell to a set state using a corresponding compliance current, and then programming the memory cell to a reset state by pre-reading the variable resistance memory cell to determine its resistance and resetting the memory cell using a variable reset voltage determined in response to the determined resistance.
Abstract:
A method is provided for programming a nonvolatile memory device comprising a variable resistance memory cell connected to a bitline and a wordline. The method comprises precharging the bitline to a first bias voltage, precharging the wordline to a second bias voltage, wherein a voltage difference between the first bias voltage and the second bias voltage is less than a threshold voltage of the memory cell, and applying a first write voltage to the bitline and a second write voltage to the wordline in response to a select signal, wherein a voltage difference between the first write voltage and the second write voltage is greater than the threshold voltage.
Abstract:
An integrated circuit includes; a source region arranged in an upper portion of a substrate, a pair of split gate structures respectively on opposing sides of the source region, wherein each of the pair of split gate structures includes a floating gate electrode layer and a control gate electrode layer disposed on the floating gate electrode layer, an erase gate structure between the pair of split gate structures on the source region and including an erase gate electrode layer, a pair of selection gate structures respectively on outer sidewalls of the pair of split gate structures, and a pair of gate spacers, wherein each of the gate spacers is disposed between one of the pair of split gate structures and one of the pair of selection gate structures, includes a first gate spacer and a second gate spacer disposed on the first gate spacer, is further disposed on an outer side wall of the one of the pair of split gate structures, and a lowermost end of the second gate spacer is at a lower level than an upper surface of the floating gate electrode layer.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a nonvolatile memory device, which includes a memory cell array that includes a plurality of memory cells, a page buffer circuit that is connected with the memory cell array through a plurality of bit lines and performs a sensing operation of sensing memory cells selected from the plurality of memory cells through the plurality of bit lines during a sensing time, an input/output circuit that performs a data output operation of outputting data from the page buffer circuit to an external device through data lines, and a sensing time control circuit that adjusts the sensing time when the data output operation is performed during the sensing time.