Abstract:
A nonvolatile memory device includes a memory cell array including first to fourth planes, a page buffer circuit that includes first to fourth page buffer units connected with the first to fourth planes, respectively, an input/output circuit that includes a first input/output unit connected with the first to fourth page buffer units and a second input/output unit connected with the second and fourth page buffer units, and control logic that controls the input/output circuit to output first data from one of the first to fourth page buffer units through the first input/output unit in a first read mode and output second data from one of the first and third page buffer units through the first input/output unit and third data from one of the second and fourth page buffer units through the second input/output unit in a second read mode.
Abstract:
An integrated circuit (IC) device includes a peripheral circuit structure, a memory stack including a plurality of gate lines overlapping the peripheral circuit structure in a vertical direction on the peripheral circuit structure, an upper substrate between the peripheral circuit structure and the memory stack, the upper substrate including a through hole positioned below a memory cell region of the memory stack, a word line cut region extending lengthwise in a first lateral direction across the memory stack and the through hole, and a common source line located in the word line cut region, the common source line including a first portion extending lengthwise in the first lateral direction on the upper substrate and a second portion integrally connected to the first portion, the second portion penetrating the upper substrate through the through hole from an upper portion of the upper substrate and extending into the peripheral circuit structure.
Abstract:
A nonvolatile memory device is provided which includes a cell array including a plurality of memory cells; a page buffer unit including a plurality of page buffers and configured to sense whether programming of selected memory cells is completed, at a program verification operation; and a control logic configured to provide a set pulse for setting data latches of each of the page buffers to a program inhibit state according to the sensing result, wherein the control logic provides the set pulse to at least two different page buffers such that data latches of the at least two different page buffers are set.
Abstract:
A memory device comprises a peripheral circuit region including a first substrate and circuit elements on the first substrate, the circuit elements including a row decoder, and a memory cell region including a cell array region and a cell contact region, wherein the cell array region includes wordlines, stacked on a second substrate on the peripheral circuit region, and channel structures extending in a direction perpendicular to an upper surface of the second substrate and penetrating the wordlines, wherein the cell contact region includes cell contacts connected to the wordlines and on both sides of the cell array region in a first direction parallel to the upper surface of the second substrate, the cell contacts including a first cell contact region and a second cell contact region, the first and second cell contact regions having different lengths to each other in the first direction, wherein each of the first and second cell contact regions includes first pads having different lengths than each other in the first direction, and second pads different from the first pads, wherein the cell contacts are connected to the wordlines in the first pads, wherein the number of the second pads included in the first cell contact region is greater than the number of the second pads included in the second cell contact region, and wherein the memory cell region includes a first metal pad and the peripheral circuit region includes a second metal pad, and the memory cell region and the peripheral circuit region are vertically connected to each other by the first metal pad and the second metal pad.
Abstract:
A portable communication device is provided. A portable communication device includes a first nanofiber member having a first density, a second nanofiber member attached to the first nanofiber member and having a second density lower than the first density, a heat transfer member positioned on or above the second nanofiber member, and a conductive material coated on at least a portion of the first nanofiber member and the second nanofiber member. At least some of the conductive material may penetrate into the first nanofiber member or the second nanofiber member. Various other embodiments may be possible.
Abstract:
A nonvolatile memory device includes a peripheral circuit including a first active region and a memory block including a second active region on the peripheral circuit. The memory block includes a vertical structure including pairs of a first insulating layer and a first conductive layer, a second insulating layer on the vertical structure, a second conductive layer and a third conductive layer spaced apart from each other on the second insulating layer, first vertical channels and second vertical channels. The second conductive layer and the third conductive layer are connected with a first through via penetrating the vertical structure, the second active region, and a region of the second insulating layer that is exposed between the second conductive layer and the third conductive layer.
Abstract:
A vertical memory device is provided. The vertical memory device includes gate electrodes formed on a substrate and spaced apart from each other in a first direction substantially perpendicular to an upper surface of the substrate, the gate electrodes including a first gate electrode and a second gate electrode that is interposed between the first gate electrode and the substrate; a channel extending through the gate electrodes in the first direction; an insulating isolation pattern extending through the first gate electrode in the first direction, and spaced apart from the first gate electrode in a second direction substantially parallel to the upper surface of the substrate; and a blocking pattern disposed on an upper surface, a lower surface and a sidewall of each of the gate electrodes, the sidewall of the gate electrodes facing the channel. The insulating isolation pattern directly contacts the first gate electrode.
Abstract:
A nonvolatile memory device is provided which includes a page buffer unit. The page buffer unit includes a first page buffer including a first A latch configured to store first upper bit data and a first B latch configured to store first lower bit data, and a second page buffer including a second A latch configured to store second upper bit data and a second B latch configured to store second lower bit data. A set pulse may be applied to both the first A latch and the second B latch, or to both the second A latch and the first B latch. The non-volatile memory device may provide high write performance and may respond within a time out period of a handheld terminal.
Abstract:
A program method of a nonvolatile memory device includes loading first word line data to be stored in first memory cells connected to a first word line and second word line data to be stored in second memory cells connected to a second word line; setting up upper bit lines according to the first word line data; turning off bit line sharing transistors after the upper bit lines are set up; setting up lower bit lines according to the second word line data; performing a first program operation on the first memory cells using the upper bit lines; turning on the bit line sharing transistors; and performing a second program operation on the second memory cells using the lower bit lines. The bit line sharing transistors electrically connect the upper bit lines and the lower bit lines in response to a bit line sharing signal.
Abstract:
A method of programming a nonvolatile memory device comprises selectively programming memory cells from a first state to a second state based on lower bit data, selectively programming the memory cells from the second state to an intermediate state corresponding to the lower bit data, and selectively programming the memory cells from the intermediate state to a third or fourth state based on upper bit data.