Method for programming a charge-trapping nonvolatile memory...

Static information storage and retrieval – Floating gate – Particular biasing

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C365S185180

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11026708

ABSTRACT:
A raised-Vs Channel Initialed Secondary Electron Injection is disclosed to program a charge-trapping nonvolatile memory cell. The source of the charge-trapping nonvolatile memory cell is applied with a positive source voltage, and the drain of the charge-trapping nonvolatile memory cell is applied with a positive drain voltage, wherein the positive drain voltage is greater than the positive source voltage. The substrate of the charge-trapping nonvolatile memory cell is grounded. A positive gate voltage is applied to the polysilicon gate of the charge-trapping nonvolatile memory cell.

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