Non-volatile memory sub-block erasure disturb management scheme
A non-volatile, memory unit technology, applied in static memory, memory system, read-only memory, etc.
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[0027] Data stored in nonvolatile memory may degrade over time. This may be due to several reasons, such as charge leakage in the memory cell whose data state is based on the stored charge level. Data degradation on one memory cell may be caused by memory operations on other memory cells. For example, reading or writing data in one memory cell places stress on nearby memory cells, which can cause read or write "disturbance" to these nearby memory cells, which read or write "disturbance" ” may change their data state. Erase operations may also cause erase disturb to nearby non-erased memory cells.
[0028] For example, in a two-dimensional array of charge storing nonvolatile memory cells, an erase operation on a block of memory cells typically involves setting the control gates of the memory cells of the block to low voltage or ground, and setting the A high erase voltage is applied to the well structure beneath the array, thereby removing the charge stored in the memory cel...
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