Method of erasing data stored in flash type nonvolatile memory c

Static information storage and retrieval – Read/write circuit – Erase

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365185, 365900, G11C 700

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052951073

ABSTRACT:
A method of controlling the nonvolatile memory device comprising making over-erasing simultaneously a set of EEPROM elements and then setting simultaneously the threshold voltages of said set of EEPROM elements back to the specified threshold-voltage values. The over-erasing is accomplished by applying a first pulse between the source and the control gate to induce the first FN current across the gate insulating film. The setting-back is accomplished by applying a second pulse between the well and the control gate to induce the second FN current flowing reversely to the first FN current.

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