Phase change memory device

Static information storage and retrieval – Systems using particular element – Amorphous

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C365S148000

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08054679

ABSTRACT:
A phase change memory device comprises: a phase change element for rewritably storing data by changing a resistance state; a memory cell arranged at an intersection of a word line and a bit line and formed of the phase change element and a diode connected in series; a select transistor formed in a diffusion layer below the memory cell, for selectively controlling electric connection between an anode of the diode and a ground line in response to a potential of the word line connected to a gate; and a precharge circuit for precharging the diffusion layer below the memory cell corresponding to a non-selected word line to a predetermined voltage and for disconnecting the diffusion layer below the memory cell corresponding to a selected word line from the predetermined voltage.

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