Method for programming single-bit storage SONOS type memory

Static information storage and retrieval – Floating gate – Particular biasing

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C365S185180, C365S185010

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07075830

ABSTRACT:
A method for programming a single-bit storage nonvolatile memory cell includes the steps of: providing a single-bit storage nonvolatile memory cell having a channel region between a left bit line and a right bit line, a composite dielectric layer for storing digital data, and a word line overlying the composite dielectric layer, performing a left side electron injection on the single-bit storage nonvolatile memory cell by applying a relatively high word line voltage to the word line, applying a relatively high left bit line voltage to the left bit line, and applying a relatively low right bit line voltage to the right bit line; and performing a right side electron injection by applying the relatively high word line voltage to the word line, applying a relatively low left bit line voltage to the left bit line, and applying a relatively high right bit line voltage to the right bit line.

REFERENCES:
patent: 6754109 (2004-06-01), Fastow et al.

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