Method for wear leveling of memory cells based on tunneling effect compensation
By constructing a stress interference matrix and dynamically adjusting the address mapping logic, the problems of storage cell loss and interference propagation under tunneling effect compensation are solved, thereby extending the storage cell lifespan and stabilizing global data, and improving the operational stability and data retention capability of high-density storage systems.
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- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Applications(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2026-04-14
- Publication Date
- 2026-07-03
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In high-density stacking storage architectures, the storage cell loss and global interference propagation caused by tunneling effect compensation are problems that existing technologies cannot effectively avoid. The interference superposition generated by high voltage pulses at specific geometric nodes leads to a non-linear increase in bit error rate, and conflicts between local cell performance and global array reliability.
By constructing a stress interference matrix that characterizes the spatial distribution of storage cells, and combining the logical update frequency of the data to be written with the retention sensitivity of adjacent physical pages, the address mapping logic is dynamically adjusted to redirect high-energy compensation operations to the region of minimum stress interference, thereby suppressing the loss of induced charge caused by tunnel oxide layer damage and achieving global bit error rate control of the storage medium at the end of its lifespan.
Without altering the underlying characteristics of the storage medium, it achieves extended storage cell lifespan and stable global data distribution, improves the data retention characteristics and system operational stability of high-density storage systems, and prevents the risk of global bit error rate propagation.
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