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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