Patent application number | Description | Published |
20080217681 | Charge trap memory device and method of manufacturing the same - Provided are a charge trap memory device and method of manufacturing the same. A charge trap memory device may include a tunnel insulating layer on a substrate, a charge trap layer on the tunnel insulating layer, and a blocking insulating layer formed of a material including Gd or a smaller lanthanide element on the charge trap layer. | 09-11-2008 |
20080259688 | Non-volatile memory devices and methods of operating the same - A non-volatile memory device includes memory transistors disposed on a semiconductor substrate in a NAND string. A string select transistor is disposed at a first end of the NAND string, and a ground select transistor is disposed at a second end of the NAN string. Bit lines are electrically connected to the semiconductor substrate outside of the string select transistor and a gate electrode of the ground select transistor. | 10-23-2008 |
20090021979 | Gate stack, capacitorless dynamic random access memory including the gate stack and methods of manufacturing and operating the same - Provided are a gate stack, a capacitorless dynamic random access memory (DRAM) including the gate stack and methods of manufacturing and operating the same. The gate stack for a capacitorless DRAM may include a tunnel insulating layer on a substrate, a first charge trapping layer on the tunnel insulating layer, an interlayer insulating layer on the first charge trapping layer, a second charge trapping layer on the interlayer insulating layer, a blocking insulating layer on the second charge trapping layer, and a gate electrode on the blocking insulating layer. The capacitorless DRAM may include the gate stack on the substrate, and a source and a drain in the substrate on both sides of the gate stack. | 01-22-2009 |
20090034341 | Non-volatile memory devices and programming methods thereof including moving electrons through pad oxide layers between charge trap layers - Non-volatile memory devices and methods of programming a non-volatile memory device in which electrons are moved between charge trap layers through a pad oxide layer are provided. The non-volatile memory devices include a charge trap layer on a semiconductor substrate and storing electrons, a pad oxide layer on the first charge trap layer, and a second trap layer on the pad oxide layer and storing electrons. In a programming mode in which data is written, the stored electrons are moved between a first position of the first charge trap layer and a first position of the second charge trap layer through the pad oxide layer or between a second position of the first charge trap layer and a second position of the second charge trap layer through the pad oxide layer. | 02-05-2009 |
20090045455 | Nonvolatile memory device and method of fabricating the same - Example embodiments relate to nonvolatile semiconductor memory devices using an electric charge storing layer as a storage node and fabrication methods thereof. An electric charge trap type nonvolatile memory device may include a tunneling film, an electric charge storing layer, a blocking insulation film, and a gate electrode. The blocking insulation film may be an aluminum oxide having an energy band gap larger than that of a γ-phase aluminum oxide film. An α-phase crystalline aluminum oxide film as a blocking insulation film may have an energy band gap of about 7.0 eV or more along with fewer defects. The crystalline aluminum oxide film may be formed by providing a source film (e.g., AlF | 02-19-2009 |
20090050954 | Non-volatile memory device including charge trap layer and method of manufacturing the same - Provided are a non-volatile memory device and a method of manufacturing the non-volatile memory device. The non-volatile memory device includes a charge trap layer having a crystalline material. In the method, a tunneling insulating layer is formed on a substrate, and a crystalline charge trap layer is formed on the tunneling insulating layer. | 02-26-2009 |
20090059671 | Method of programming non-volatile memory device - A method of programming a non-volatile memory device may include performing a first programming operation including applying a program voltage to a memory cell and verifying the memory cell using a first verification voltage. A perturbation pulse may be applied to the memory cell to facilitate thermalization of charges in the memory cell if the memory cell passes the verification using the first verification voltage. The memory cell may be verified using a second verification voltage greater than the first verification voltage after the perturbation pulse is applied. | 03-05-2009 |
20090061613 | Method of forming aluminum oxide layer and method of manufacturing charge trap memory device using the same - Provided is a method of forming an aluminum oxide layer and a method of manufacturing a charge trap memory device using the same. The method of forming an aluminum oxide layer may include forming an amorphous aluminum oxide layer on an underlying layer, forming a crystalline auxiliary layer on the amorphous aluminum oxide layer, and crystallizing the amorphous aluminum oxide layer. Forming the crystalline auxiliary layer may include forming an amorphous auxiliary layer on the amorphous aluminum oxide layer; and crystallizing the amorphous auxiliary layer. | 03-05-2009 |
20090067247 | Method of programming nonvolatile memory device - A method of programming a nonvolatile memory device may include applying a program voltage to a memory cell. A supplementary pulse may be applied to the memory cell to facilitate thermalization of charges after the application of the program voltage. A recovery voltage may be applied to the memory cell after the application of the supplementary pulse. A program state of the memory cell may be verified using a verification voltage after the application of the recovery voltage. | 03-12-2009 |
20090071934 | Crystalline aluminum oxide layers having increased energy band gap, charge trap layer devices including crystalline aluminum oxide layers, and methods of manufacturing the same - Crystalline aluminum oxide layers having increased energy band gap, charge trap memory devices including crystalline aluminum oxide layers and methods of manufacturing the same are provided. A method of forming an aluminum oxide layer having an increased energy band gap includes forming an amorphous aluminum oxide layer on a lower film, introducing hydrogen (H) or hydroxyl group (OH) into the amorphous aluminum oxide layer, and crystallizing the amorphous aluminum oxide layer including the H or OH. | 03-19-2009 |
20090103366 | Non-volatile memory device - A non-volatile memory device may include at least one string, at least one bit line corresponding to the at least one string, and/or a sensing transistor. The at least one string may include a plurality of memory cell transistors connected in series. The sensing transistor may include a gate configured to sense a voltage of the corresponding bit line. A threshold voltage of the sensing transistor may be higher than a voltage obtained by subtracting a given voltage from a voltage applied to read the corresponding bit line connected to a memory cell transistor to be read of the plurality of memory cell transistors. | 04-23-2009 |
20090109748 | Apparatus and method of multi-bit programming - Multi-bit programming apparatuses and/or methods are provided. A multi-bit programming apparatus may include: a first control unit that allocates any one of 2 | 04-30-2009 |
20090206978 | Electrical fuse device including a fuse link - Example embodiments relate to an electrical device, for example, to an electrical fuse device that includes a fuse link for linking a cathode and anode. An electrical device may include a cathode, an anode, and a fuse link. The fuse link may link the cathode and the anode. The fuse link may include a multi-metal layer structure. The fuse link may include a first metal layer including a first resistance, and a second metal layer stacked on the first metal layer and including a second resistance. The first resistance may be different from the second resistance. The fuse link may include a weak point as a region at which electrical blowing is performed easier than other regions of the fuse link. | 08-20-2009 |
20090243787 | Electrical fuse devices and methods of operating the same - Provided are an electrical fuse device and a method of operating the same. The electrical fuse device may include a fuse link having a multi layer structure with at least two metal layers. The number of metal layers that are blown, from among the at least two metal layers, may vary according to either the duration of application of voltage or the strength of voltage applied. | 10-01-2009 |
20090256624 | Antifuse and methods of operating and manufacturing the same - Provided are an antifuse and methods of operating and manufacturing the same. The antifuse may include first and second conductors separate from each other; a dielectric layer for an antifuse between the first and second conductors; and a diffusion layer between one of the first and second conductors and the dielectric layer. | 10-15-2009 |
20100177566 | Non-volatile memory device having stacked structure, and memory card and electronic system including the same - Provided are a non-volatile memory devices having a stacked structure, and a memory card and a system including the same. A non-volatile memory device may include a substrate. A stacked NAND cell array may have at least one NAND set and each NAND set may include a plurality of NAND strings vertically stacked on the substrate. At least one signal line may be arranged on the substrate so as to be commonly coupled with the at least one NAND set. | 07-15-2010 |
20130161727 | NON-VOLATILE MEMORY DEVICE HAVING STACKED STRUCTURE, AND MEMORY CARD AND ELECTRONIC SYSTEM INCLUDING THE SAME - Provided are a non-volatile memory devices having a stacked structure, and a memory card and a system including the same. A non-volatile memory device may include a substrate. A stacked NAND cell array may have at least one NAND set and each NAND set may include a plurality of NAND strings vertically stacked on the substrate. At least one signal line may be arranged on the substrate so as to be commonly coupled with the at least one NAND set. | 06-27-2013 |