NAND flash memory devices having shielding lines between...

Static information storage and retrieval – Floating gate – Disturbance control

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C365S185190, C365S185170

Reexamination Certificate

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07821825

ABSTRACT:
A method of programming a flash memory includes applying a shielding voltage to at least one shielding line, which is interposed between a plurality of wordlines and a selection line and operable to reduce capacitance-coupling between the wordline and the selection line during the programming operation, and applying a program voltage to memory cells through one of the wordlines.

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