Patent application number | Description | Published |
20080283902 | Non-volatile memory device and method of manufacturing the same - A method of manufacturing a non-volatile memory device includes sequentially depositing a first insulation layer, a charge storage layer, and a second insulation layer on a substrate, forming a first opening through the resultant structure to expose the substrate, forming second and third openings through the second insulation layer to form a second insulation layer pattern, forming a conductive layer on the second insulation layer pattern, forming a photoresist pattern structure on the conductive layer, and forming simultaneously a common source line, at least one ground selection line, at least one string selection line, and a plurality of gate structures on the substrate by etching through the photoresist pattern structure, wherein the common source line and the gate structures are formed simultaneously on a substantially same level and of substantially same components. | 11-20-2008 |
20080293215 | Method of fabricating a semiconductor device having a single gate electrode corresponding to a pair of fin-type channel regions - Provided are methods for fabricating semiconductor devices incorporating a fin-FET structure that provides body-bias control, exhibits some characteristic advantages associated with SOI structures, provides increased operating current and/or reduced contact resistance. The methods for fabricating semiconductor devices include forming insulating spacers on the sidewalls of a protruding portion of a first insulation film; forming a second trench by removing exposed regions of the semiconductor substrate using the insulating spacers as an etch mask, and thus forming fins in contact with and supported by the first insulation film. After forming the fins, a third insulation film is formed to fill the second trench and support the fins. A portion of the first insulation film is then removed to open a space between the fins in which additional structures including gate dielectrics, gate electrodes and additional contact, insulating and storage node structures may be formed. | 11-27-2008 |
20080308860 | Method of forming a pattern for a semiconductor device, method of forming a charge storage pattern using the same method, non-volatile memory device and methods of manufacturing the same - A method of forming a semiconductor device pattern, a method of forming a charge storage pattern, a non-volatile memory device including a charge storage pattern and a method of manufacturing the same are provided. The method of forming the charge storage pattern including forming a trench on a substrate, and a device isolation pattern in the trench. The device isolation pattern protrudes from a surface of the substrate such that an opening exposing the substrate is formed. A tunnel oxide layer is formed on the substrate in the opening. A preliminary charge storage pattern is formed on the tunnel oxide layer and the device isolation pattern by selective deposition of conductive materials. The preliminary charge storage pattern may be removed from the device isolation pattern. The preliminary charge storage pattern remains only on the tunnel oxide layer to form the charge storage pattern on the substrate. | 12-18-2008 |
20090035906 | Method of manufacturing a non-volatile semiconductor device - Example embodiments relate to methods of fabricating a non-volatile memory device. According to example embodiments, a method of fabricating a non-volatile memory device may include forming at least one gate structure on an upper face of a substrate. The at least one gate structure may include a tunnel insulation layer pattern, a charge storing layer pattern, a dielectric layer pattern and a control gate. According to example embodiments, a method of fabricating a non-volatile memory device may also include forming a silicon nitride layer on the upper face of the substrate to cover the at least one gate structure, forming an insulating interlayer on the silicon nitride layer on the upper face of the substrate, and providing an annealing gas toward the upper face of the substrate and a lower face of the substrate to cure defects of the tunnel insulation layer pattern. | 02-05-2009 |
20090166714 | Non-volatile memory device - A non-volatile memory device includes field insulating layer patterns on a substrate to define an active region of the substrate, upper portions of the field insulating layer patterns protruding above an upper surface of the substrate, a tunnel insulating layer on the active region, a charge trapping layer on the tunnel insulating layer, a blocking layer on the charge trapping layer, first insulating layers on upper surfaces of the field insulating layer patterns, and a word line structure on the blocking layer and first insulating layers. | 07-02-2009 |
20090191681 | NOR-TYPE FLASH MEMORY DEVICE WITH TWIN BIT CELL STRUCTURE AND METHOD OF FABRICATING THE SAME - A NOR-type flash memory device comprises a plurality twin-bit memory cells arranged so that pairs of adjacent memory cells share a source/drain region and groups of four adjacent memory cells are electrically connected to each other by a single bitline contact. | 07-30-2009 |
20090321815 | Non-volatile memory device and method of fabricating the same - A non-volatile memory device, including a substrate of a first conductivity type, the substrate including a plurality of wells of a second conductivity type, a plurality of memory cells in one of the plurality of wells of the second conductivity type, and a peripheral circuit including at least one first transistor of the second conductivity type on the substrate, and at least one second transistor of the first conductivity type in another one of the plurality of wells of the second conductivity type. | 12-31-2009 |
20100317169 | METHODS OF FABRICATING NON-VOLATILE MEMORY DEVICES USING INCLINED ION IMPLANTATION - Provided is a method of manufacturing a non-volatile memory device by performing ion implantation at an angle such that active regions of memory cell transistors in a cell region and peripheral transistors in a peripheral region each have different doping concentrations. The method includes forming a plurality of memory cell transistor gates on a cell region of a substrate surface and a plurality of peripheral transistor gates on a peripheral region of the substrate surface, where a distance between adjacent ones of the peripheral transistor gates is greater than a distance between adjacent ones of the memory cell transistor gates, and performing an ion implantation process at an implantation angle that is selected based on a height of the memory cell transistor gates and the distance between the adjacent ones thereof to implant ions into portions of the peripheral region between the peripheral transistor gates without implanting the ions into portions of the cell region between the memory cell transistor gates. | 12-16-2010 |
20110140202 | FLASH MEMORY DEVICE HAVING TRIPLE WELL STRUCTURE - A flash memory device, including a cell array region where a plurality of memory cells are connected in series to a single cell string, the cell array region including a pocket p-well configured to accommodate the plurality of memory cells and an n-well configured to surround the pocket p-well, a first peripheral region where low-voltage (LV) and high-voltage (HV) switches are connected to the memory cells through a word line, and a second peripheral region where bulk voltage switches are connected to bulk regions of the LV and HV switches. | 06-16-2011 |
20120015512 | METHOD OF MANUFACTURING NON-VOLATILE MEMORY DEVICE - A non-volatile memory device includes field insulating layer patterns on a substrate to define an active region of the substrate, upper portions of the field insulating layer patterns protruding above an upper surface of the substrate, a tunnel insulating layer on the active region, a charge trapping layer on the tunnel insulating layer, a blocking layer on the charge trapping layer, first insulating layers on upper surfaces of the field insulating layer patterns, and a word line structure on the blocking layer and first insulating layers. | 01-19-2012 |