Abstract:
According to example embodiments, a vertical memory device includes a low resistance layer on a lower insulation layer, a channel layer on the low resistance layer, a plurality of vertical channels on the channel layer, and a plurality of gate lines. The vertical channels extend in a first direction that is perpendicular with respect to a top surface of the channel layer. The gate lines surround outer sidewalls of the vertical channels, and are stacked in the first direction and are spaced apart from each other.
Abstract:
A vertical memory device includes a substrate, a channel, gate lines and a connecting portion. A plurality of the channels extend in a first direction which is vertical to a top surface of a substrate. A plurality of the gate lines are stacked in the first direction to be spaced apart from each other and extend in a second, lengthwise direction, each gate line intersecting a set of channels and surrounding outer sidewalls of each channel of the set of channels. The gate lines forms a stepped structure which includes a plurality of vertical levels. A connecting portion connects a group of gate lines of the plurality of gate lines located at the same vertical level, the connecting portion diverging from the second direction in which the gate lines of the group of gate lines extend.
Abstract:
A non-volatile memory device includes a memory cell array and a voltage generator. The memory cell array has a plurality of cell strings in which a plurality of memory cells are connected with each other in series between a string select transistor and a ground select transistor. The voltage generator generates a program voltage, a first pass voltage, and a second pass voltage. A first boost channel voltage applied when programming an outermost memory cell from among the memory cells of each of non-selected cell strings of the cell strings is lower than a second boost channel voltage applied when programming one of remaining memory cells except for the outermost memory cell. The non-volatile memory device prevents programming disturb caused by hot carrier injection.
Abstract:
A vertical-type nonvolatile memory device is provided in which differences between the sizes of channel holes in which channel structures are formed are reduced. The vertical-type nonvolatile memory device includes a substrate having channel hole recess regions in a surface thereof. Channel structures vertically protrude from the surface of the substrate on ones of the channel hole recess regions, and memory cell stacks including insulating and conductive layers are alternately stacked along sidewalls of the channel structures. A common source line extends along the surface of the substrate on other ones of the channel hole recess regions in a word line recess region, which separates adjacent memory cell stacks. Related fabrication methods are also discussed.
Abstract:
A non-volatile memory device including a cell array area including a plurality of memory cells and word lines and bit lines, which are connected to the plurality of memory cells, a core circuit area including a page buffer circuit and a row decoder circuit, the pager buffer circuit configured to temporarily store data input to and output from the plurality of memory cells, and the row decoder circuit configured to select some of the word lines corresponding to an address input thereto, and an input/output circuit area including a data input/output buffer circuit, the data input/output buffer circuit configured to at least one of transmit data to the page buffer circuit and receive data from the page buffer circuit, and the input/output circuit area including at least one asymmetrical transistor having a source region and a drain region asymmetrically disposed with respect to the gate structure may be provided.
Abstract:
Disclosed is a linear amplifier which includes: a common source transistor with the gate connected with an input node; a first common gate transistor connected with the common source transistor in a cascode type, with the drain connected with an output node; and a second common gate transistor connected in parallel with the first common gate transistor, with the gate connected with the input node and the drain connected with the output node.
Abstract:
A vertical memory device includes a substrate, a channel, gate lines and a connecting portion. A plurality of the channels extend in a first direction which is vertical to a top surface of a substrate. A plurality of the gate lines are stacked in the first direction to be spaced apart from each other and extend in a second, lengthwise direction, each gate line intersecting a set of channels and surrounding outer sidewalls of each channel of the set of channels. The gate lines forms a stepped structure which includes a plurality of vertical levels. A connecting portion connects a group of gate lines of the plurality of gate lines located at the same vertical level, the connecting portion diverging from the second direction in which the gate lines of the group of gate lines extend.
Abstract:
A vertical memory device includes a substrate, a column of vertical channels on the substrate and spaced apart along a direction parallel to the substrate, respective charge storage structures on sidewalls of respective ones of the vertical channels and gate electrodes vertically spaced along the charge storage structures. The vertical memory device further includes an isolation pattern disposed adjacent the column of vertical channels and including vertical extension portions extending parallel to the vertical channels and connection portions extending between adjacent ones of the vertical extension portions.
Abstract:
A memory device may include a plurality of semiconductor patterns on a substrate including a plurality of first impurity regions doped at a first impurity concentration, a plurality of second impurity regions at portions of the substrate contacting the plurality of semiconductor patterns and doped at a second impurity concentration, a plurality of channel patterns on the plurality of semiconductor patterns, a plurality of gate structures, a plurality of third impurity regions at portions of the substrate adjacent to end portions of the plurality of gate structures, and a plurality of fourth impurity regions at portions of the substrate between the second and third impurity regions and between adjacent second impurity regions. The plurality of fourth impurity regions may be doped at a third impurity concentration which may be lower than the first and second impurity concentrations.
Abstract:
A setting circuit includes a selection unit configured to select one of a predefined code and an external code in response to a test signal, and a setting information generation unit configured to generate setting information in response to the code selected by the selection unit.