Abstract:
A variable resistive memory device includes a memory cell, a first circuit, and a second circuit. The memory cell is connected between a word line and a bit line. The first circuit provides the bit line with a first pulse voltage based on at least one enable signal. The second circuit provides the word line with a second pulse voltage based on the enable signal. The first circuit generates the first pulse voltage increased in steps from an initial voltage level to a target voltage level.
Abstract:
A memory device includes: first conductive lines extending in a first direction; second conductive lines extending in a second direction intersecting the first direction; a plurality of memory cells disposed at intersection portions of the first conductive lines and the second conductive lines; first selection transistors respectively connected to the first conductive lines, the first selection transistors constituting a plurality of groups; and first discharge circuits respectively connected to the plurality of groups of first selection transistors, each of the first discharge circuits discharging a group of first conductive lines corresponding thereto among the first conductive lines in response to a gate control signal.
Abstract:
A semiconductor memory includes bit lines, word lines, memory cells coupled between the bit lines and the word lines, and a sensing circuit configured to sense a state of a selected memory cell. During a read operation of the selected memory cell, the electronic device is configured to precharge a selected word line to a first voltage, to precharge an unselected word line to a second voltage, to float the selected word line and the unselected word line, to apply a bit line voltage a selected bit line, to adjust a voltage level of the unselected word line using a first leakage current that flows between an unselected bit line and the unselected word line, to couple the selected word line and the unselected word line to the sensing circuit, and to compare a voltage level of the selected word line with the voltage level of the unselected word line.
Abstract:
A resistance memory device and a memory apparatus and data processing apparatus having the same are provided. The resistance memory device includes a pair of electrode layers and a variable resistance layer interposed between the pair of electrode layers. The variable resistance layer includes at least one variable resistance material layer and a piezoelectric material layer coupled to the at least one variable resistance material layer.
Abstract:
A memory device includes first to nth decks respectively coupled to first to nth row lines which are stacked over a substrate in a vertical direction perpendicular to a surface of the substrate, n being a positive integer, a first connection structure extending from the substrate in the vertical direction to be coupled to the first row line, even-numbered connection structures extending from the substrate in the vertical direction and respectively coupled to ends of even-numbered row lines among the second to nth row lines, and odd-numbered connection structures extending from the substrate in the vertical direction and respectively coupled to ends of odd-numbered row lines among the second to nth row lines. The even-numbered connection structures are spaced apart from the odd-numbered connection structures with the first row line and the first connection structure that are interposed between the even-numbered connection structures and the odd-numbered connection structures.
Abstract:
An electronic device includes a semiconductor memory. The semiconductor memory includes a bit line, a word line crossing the bit line, and a memory cell coupled to and disposed between the bit line and the word line. In a read operation, when the word line, which is in a precharged state, is floated, the bit line is driven to increase a voltage level of the bit line, and stopped when the memory cell is turned on.
Abstract:
A memory system includes a memory unit and a memory controller. The memory unit includes a plurality of memory banks, wherein an information stored in a memory bank is accessed via a word line and a bit line. The memory controller is configured to limit repetitive accessing of a same word line or a same bit line so that the number of consecutive access is less than a predetermined critical value.
Abstract:
A semiconductor memory apparatus includes a test circuit configured to receive a plurality of sequentially-changing test input patterns, compress the received test input patterns at each clock signal, and output the compressed patterns as variable test data.