A fully performance compatible 45 nm 4-gigabit three dimensional double-stacked multi-level NAND flash memory with shared bit-line structure

Ki Tae Park, Myounggon Kang, Soonwook Hwang, Doogon Kim, Hoosung Cho, Youngwook Jeong, Yong Il Seo, Jaehoon Jang, Han Soo Kim, Yeong Taek Lee, Soon Moon Jung, Changhyun Kim

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Abstract

A 3-dimensional double stacked 4 Giga-bit multi-level cell NAND flash memory device with shared bitline structure have successfully developed. The device is fabricated by 45 nm floating-gate CMOS and single-crystal Si layer stacking technologies. To support fully compatible device performance and characteristics with conventional planar device, shared bitline architecture including Si layer-dedicated decoder and Si layer-compensated control schemes are also developed. By using the architecture and the design techniques, a memory cell size of 0.0021 $μ{m}}{2}{bit}$ per unit feature area which is smallest cell size and 2.5 MB/s program throughput with 2 kB page size which is almost equivalent performance compared to conventional planar device are realized.

Original languageEnglish
Article number4735560
Pages (from-to)208-216
Number of pages9
JournalIEEE Journal of Solid-State Circuits
Volume44
Issue number1
DOIs
StatePublished - Jan 2009

Keywords

  • 3-dimensional device
  • Layer-compensated control
  • NAND flash
  • Shared bitline architecture
  • Si layer-dedicated decoder
  • Single-crystal Si layer stacking

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